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People with depression may one day experience almost instant relief, according to a small study in the Archives of General Psychiatry . When patients were given the anesthetic ketamine, half felt their depression lessen within two
Source:Self Magazine
Date:December 1, 2006
Loyalty pays. People who see the same physician for at least a year are 19 percent more likely to get a mammogram than those who switch more often, reports a study in the Journal of General Internal Medicine. Having a history with an M.D.
Source:Self Magazine
Date:November 1, 2004
600 The number of healthy phytochemicals in leafy green vegetables Next time you're at the doctor's, don't be surprised if you leave with a grocery list instead of a prescription. New research shows that some ordinary foods can ease a host of mi...
Source:Self Magazine
Date:June 1, 2003
Depression doesn't only dampen your spirit, it could also weaken your bones. Depressed people often have high levels of cortisol, a stress hormone that may slow cell growth in bones, say researchers at the National Institute of Mental Health in B...
Source:Self Magazine
Date:April 1, 2003
I am 12 years old and it is the first day of sixth grade. Iam standing in the girls' gymnasium waiting to be weighed. I am in the middle of the line. The thinnest girl in class stands directly in front of me. Miss Match,* our gym
Source:Self Magazine
Date:February 1, 2003
Why physical symptoms are as telling as the blues
Author:Ginny Graves
Source:Self Magazine
Date:February 1, 2007
Cousin Jane has a screw loose. Uncle Ted isn't playing with a full deck, and no one talks about your aunt's suicide. When does a family history of booze, blues, quirks or outright mental illness spell trouble for your future?
Author:Susan Ince
Source:Self Magazine
Date:July 1, 2003
When you're sick, you want answers, but sometimes the first diagnosis isn't the right one. And the wrong one can be deadly. Learn what you can do about it.
Author:Deborah Pike Olsen
Source:Self Magazine
Date:March 1, 2006
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