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    Dec 7, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun
  1. Hopkins team explores the dark side of light

    Scientists who study sleep understand that light has a dark side, because it can interrupt natural rhythms, causing the mood and learning problems that go with lack of rest. Johns Hopkins University researchers have taken the understanding a step further and to a cellular level, finding that exposure to bright light at night appears to create these problems by itself, even apart from sleep patterns.
    Scientists who study sleep understand that light has a dark side, because it can interrupt natural rhythms, causing the mood and learning problems that go with lack of rest. Johns Hopkins University researchers have taken the understanding a step...

    Tags: Pharmaceuticals, Brown University, Education, Research, University of Houston

  2. Dec 5, 2012 |Story| Tribune Media Services
  3. EatingWell: 5 foods to boost your mood naturally

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    If you're feeling blue--or want to fend off feeling that way--adding certain foods to your diet might help. Studies suggest the following foods may help reduce stress, ease anxiety and fight depression. 1. Chocolate This may not be news to you, but it's...

    Tags: Pharmaceuticals, Healthy Diet, Psychiatry, Placebo, Diets and Dieting

  4. Dec 1, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  5. Tracy Letts plays his part in illuminating Edward Albee's 'Woolf'

    NEW YORK — Tracy Letts has his hands full these days writing plays and preparing for the release of the movie version of his Pulitzer-Prize-winning drama, "August: Osage County." But he's added another formidable task to his agenda: elucidating Edward Albee's "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" for a 21st century audience.
    NEW YORK — Tracy Letts has his hands full these days writing plays and preparing for the release of the movie version of his Pulitzer-Prize-winning drama, "August: Osage County." But he's added another formidable task to his agenda: elucidating...

    Tags: Tony Awards, Entertainment Events, Mike Nichols, Human Interest, Betty Ford

  6. Nov 10, 2012 |Story| South Bend Tribune
  7. Board censures Sniadecki after public protests

    SOUTH BEND --Number of people who spoke in support of South Bend school board Vice President Bill Sniadecki: 16.
    South Bend Tribune
    SOUTH BEND --Number of people who spoke in support of South Bend school board Vice President Bill Sniadecki: 16. Number of board members who voted in favor of censuring Sniadecki: four. Number of people President Roger Parent ordered to be escorted...

    Tags: Elections, Politics

  8. Oct 24, 2012 |Story| Tribune Media Services
  9. The Medicine Cabinet-Ask the Harvard Experts: Hair pulling can become a destructive habit

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    Q: Is there an effective treatment for hair pulling? A: Hair pulling is more common than many believe. It may affect up to 3.5 percent of adults, although some experts say the number is closer to 1 percent. The older name for this condition is...

    Tags: Social Sciences, Zoloft (drug), Psychotherapy, Trichotillomania, Arts and Culture

  10. Oct 13, 2012 |Column| Baltimore Sun
  11. New Orioles for a new generation of fans

    Over the years at Camden Yards — and, of course, I mean the many bad years — I would be drawn into conversations with parents with little kids, especially if the little kids were decked out in Red Sox shirts and hats.
    Over the years at Camden Yards — and, of course, I mean the many bad years — I would be drawn into conversations with parents with little kids, especially if the little kids were decked out in Red Sox shirts and hats. "Where are you from?" I'...

    Tags: Buck Showalter, Jim Johnson, Nick Markakis, Baltimore Orioles, Matt Wieters

  12. Sep 26, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  13. 'Fido' is a favorite in headlines, but why?

    Every dog has its day, but "Fido" has had more than his share.
    Every dog has its day, but "Fido" has had more than his share. Since 1985, he's appeared in 111 headlines in the Los Angeles Times' print edition.  Fido most recently surfaced in the July 29 Travel section: "Is Fido ready to fly?" But he's appeared in...

    Tags: Twitter, Inc.

  14. Sep 6, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  15. Unconventional

    A nation of predominantly couch-bound television watchers got some bad news tonight, as President Barack Obama accepted his party's nomination and delivered the following line: "America's not about what can be done for us, it's about what can be done by us."
    A nation of predominantly couch-bound television watchers got some bad news tonight, as President Barack Obama accepted his party's nomination and delivered the following line: "America's not about what can be done for us, it's about what can be done by...

    Tags: Condoleezza Rice, Clint Eastwood, Todd Akin, Rahm Emanuel, DC (music group)

  16. Aug 23, 2012 |Story| WPIX-LTV
  17. Mother Tells 911 Dispatcher That She Killed Her Toddler... Then Takes Her Own Life

    “Somebody just stabbed my baby, please get here!” The beginning of the 911 call was already alarming, what a 33-year-old Chevonne Thomas then said, is downright twisted.
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    “Somebody just stabbed my baby, please get here!” The beginning of the 911 call was already alarming, what a 33-year-old Chevonne Thomas then said, is downright twisted. Dispatcher: Do they know who it was, ma'am? Thomas: Yes, it's my ex,...

    Tags: PCP

  18. Aug 17, 2012 |Story| FOX
  19. Military developing anti-suicide nasal spray as deaths hit record numbers

    As the suicide rate among soldiers climbs to the highest levels in history, the Army is hoping Americans might one day treat their mental health woes with a single sniff.
    The Daily
    As the suicide rate among soldiers climbs to the highest levels in history, the Army is hoping Americans might one day treat their mental health woes with a single sniff. The Army has just handed a $3 million grant to researchers at the University of...

    Tags: Nanotechnology, Zoloft (drug), Pharmaceuticals, Mental Health, Research

  20. Aug 16, 2012 |Story| WPIX-LTV
  21. Missing Swimmer Richard Roth Arrested Again

    "It was his way of intimidating me," the divorcing wife of Raymond Roth told PIX 11," He's very controlling. I was shaking."
    pix11.com | @wpix
    "It was his way of intimidating me," the divorcing wife of Raymond Roth told PIX 11," He's very controlling. I was shaking."      Just a few hours after his arraignment on charges of faking his own drowning for the insurance money, Raymond Roth picked up...

    Tags: Lawyers, Bipolar Disorder, Abusive Behavior, Chantix (drug), Insurance

  22. Jul 11, 2012 |Story| Tribune Media Services
  23. Is there an advantage to Lexapro vs. Celexa?

    The Medicine Cabinet
    Q: Is the antidepressant escitalopram (Lexapro) different from citalopram (Celexa)? Does it have any advantages? A: Both escitalopram and citalopram are types of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs). Other SSRIs include sertraline (Zoloft),...

    Tags: Zoloft (drug), Pharmaceuticals, Boston, Citalopram (drug), Lexapro (drug)

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