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DADS GET POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION TOO!

Christi Taylor-Jones - April 30, 2026

Rage Rooms: Do They Actually Help With Anger?

Pat Farrell PhD - December 4, 2025

AI Presents Dangers That Hide With Incredible Ease

Pat Farrell PhD - November 16, 2025

SUICIDE: IS AI RESPONSIBLE?

Christi Taylor-Jones - October 12, 2025

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Artificial Intelligence and Mental Health

Michael Hunter, MD - May 25, 2022

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Asleep and Stuffing Food Into Your Mouth with No Memory of It

Pat Farrell PhD - May 22, 2022

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Why Is There No True, Empathic Patient Engagement or Is There?”

Pat Farrell PhD - May 19, 2022

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Has Therapeutic Touch Lost Its Way in Medicine? Or Is It Lawsuits?

Pat Farrell PhD - May 16, 2022

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Big Boys Do Cry, and It’s a Normal Reaction, Not Weakness

Pat Farrell PhD - May 10, 2022

Healthcare Policy and Opinion

One Trick to Lowering Heart Risk: Friends Have Benefits

Michael Hunter, MD - May 10, 2022

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Ultra-processed Foods and Mental Health

Michael Hunter, MD - May 6, 2022

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Using Blood to Find Dementia

Michael Hunter, MD - May 4, 2022

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Punish the Lazy Obese, Shower Shame on Them, and Refuse Disability Benefits to Them?

Pat Farrell PhD - May 1, 2022

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Alcohol + Capitalism = Deadlier Than COVID

Dr Erik Reich - March 29, 2022

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Gabor Maté’s Bizarre Ideas on Connections Between Stress and Disease

James Coyne - July 23, 2021

Your Jewish Friends Are Not Alright

Gil Bashe, Medika Life Editor - October 12, 2023

From Skinner’s Operant Conditioning to Artificial Intelligence’s Algorithms

Atefeh Ferdosipour - April 11, 2024

Cher’s Severe, Hidden Disorder Chipped Away at Her Self-Esteem

Pat Farrell PhD - July 19, 2022

Big Boys Do Cry, and It’s a Normal Reaction, Not Weakness

Pat Farrell PhD - May 10, 2022

Were the Billions Invested in Alzheimer’s Research Worthwhile?

Gil Bashe, Medika Life Editor - January 18, 2022

FDA Approval of New Drug for Alzheimer’s Offers Hope

Dr Jeff Livingston - June 8, 2021

Your Brain Benefits From Walking

Michael Hunter, MD - February 13, 2022

How To Spot Sensory “Masking” In Autism Spectrum Disorder

Christina Vaughn - March 22, 2023

Alcohol + Capitalism = Deadlier Than COVID

Dr Erik Reich - March 29, 2022

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Flawed Research, Clever Marketing, and the Failure of a Depression Theory

Pat Farrell PhD - August 4, 2022

Research based on cherry-picking statistics and small studies suited the needs of the pharmaceutical industry, but it may have been all wrong.

Is Happiness Related to Alzheimer’s and a Specific Hormone?

Pat Farrell PhD - December 13, 2023

The search for the many factors related to the development of Alzheimer’s goes on, and now there’s a new prospect: serotonin.

Love Addiction Can Signal Emotional Dependence in Some

Pat Farrell PhD - February 18, 2025

The study of addiction has now found an important brain connection that indicates how love and addiction share a common connection.

Even Light Exercise May Drop Dementia Risk

Michael Hunter, MD - December 24, 2021

LET’S CUT TO THE CHASE — a new study demonstrates an association between light-intensity physical activity in older adults and a lower risk of dementia. While the...

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