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Dealing with depression in seniors
After my mom died, I temporarily moved back in with my 81-year-old dad. My parents had been married more than 50 years; the last five had been difficult. Mom had a host of serious problems, including dementia. Taking care of her had left my father with...Tags: Chemical Industry, University of California, Irvine, Depression, Pharmaceuticals, Headaches
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Not motivated? Sign up for a race
Forrest Gump discovered his passion for running on the spur of the moment, when a bunch of Alabama bullies were chasing him and his leg braces broke off. But for most of us, developing a commitment to running, cycling or some other form of exercise...Tags: Diseases and Illnesses, Running, Physical Conditions, Marathon, Weight
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Cultural Exchange: 'Cures That Kill' shines a light on homosexuality in China
For those willing to pay for it, some clinics offer therapy to solve a problem of filial distress. "They get some beautiful men to walk around naked beside you, or make you watch gay porn," says Zhang Beichuan, one of China's leading experts on...Tags: Gays and Lesbians, Beijing (China), China, Movies, Entertainment
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Top 5 Ron Artest off-season stories
Lakers BlogAt this point of the year, the off-season has got to be quite a blur for Lakers forward Ron Artest. His off-season reminds me of the movie Bad Boys II for several reasons: 1. It was nonstop and fast-paced. 2. It was long and 3. You didn't always know what... -
Garridos confess to police in Jaycee Dugard kidnapping and rape case [updated]
L.A. NOWThe couple charged with kidnapping Jaycee Lee Dugard in 1991 and holding her captive for 18 years have confessed to police about the crime, an attorney for one of the defendants said Monday. Phillip and Nancy Garrido are charged with...... -
Jonathan Kellerman's characters are dark, but he's not
Jacket CopyBestselling novelist Jonathan Kellerman is profiled in today's LA Times.... -
Coming to the Festival of Books: Anne Kreamer
Jacket CopyAuthor Anne Kreamer, who will be at the Festival of Books, talks about how her book explains why it's OK to cry at work.... -
Ron Artest sees validation in winning 2010-11 J. Walter Kennedy Citizenship Award
Lakers BlogIn a wave of nostalgia, Lakers forward Ron Artest poured out his emotions, unmasked his vulnerabilities and inspired a group of policymakers and fans alike. All it took was a few sentences thanking his psychologist after his Game 7 heroics in the 2010 NBA... -
Kaiser Permanente nurses stage one-day walkout over working conditions
Money & CompanyFor the second time in two months, Kaiser Permanente nurses have walked off the job at the HMO’s Los Angeles headquarters to protest working conditions they say compromise patient safety. About 1,100 nurses are staging the one-day action Wednesday... -
To be sane or not to be sane? For Hamlet, a question still unanswered
Culture MonsterA Southern California jury decided on Monday that Hamlet, prince of Denmark, was mentally sound at the time he allegedly stabbed royal adviser Polonius to death, and can be tried for murder. Never mind that the (fictional) crime happened something...... -
New DWP manager announces that No. 2 executive will step down immediately
L.A. NOWThe No. 2 executive at the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power is stepping down, according to a memo issued Friday by the utilityâs new general manager. DWP General Manager Ron Nichols said that Raman Raj, hired in 2007,...... -
Dear Oprah: Those health guests may not be so healthful
Dear Ms. Winfrey:
I get it.
I understand why you have so many guests on your show offering advice about health. I'm not a fan of alternative medicine, but I know sensationalism sells. Stuff that stands up to scientific scrutiny often lacks the pizazz...Tags: Internists, Complementary and Alternative Medicine, Health and Medical Professionals, University of Minnesota, Tony Robbins
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