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- Mind Matters at ScienceCareers.org
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Treating the Emotional Casualties: A Conversation with Charles Marmar, MD NYU Physician - Winter 2009-2010 February 2010 |
A psychiatrist devotes his career to caring for those scarred by war, domestic violence, sexual abuse, and other horrors |
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Best Friends Forever: Surviving a Breakup with Your Best Friend Irene S. Levine, PhD, Overlook Press September 2009 |
Drawing from her own research and the personal testimonials of more than 1500 women, Dr. Levine explores the myths of the romanticized notion of “BFF,” and contends that most friendships, even the best or close ones, are more fragile than permanent. |
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Schizophrenia for Dummies By Jerome Levine, MD & Irene S. Levine, PhD, John Wiley & Sons October 2008 |
A diagnosis of schizophrenia is always frightening, but no longer does it mean that the future is bleak or hopeless. With the development of new treatments, new technologies, and changed social policies and attitudes towards people with mental disorders, most people with schizophrenia are now able to live symptom-free or learn to manage their symptoms. |
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Rx: Take As Directed Reader's Digest September 2008 |
Nearly 30 percent of us stop taking our medicines before we should but playing doctor can be a dangerous game... |
