Last month, one of my readers, Crystal, asked me to write about anhedonia. You got it ...
First, I went to my secret research site - Wikipedia. There I read:
Paul Keedwell, MD, then of King's College, found that the brains of participants who were clinically depressed had to work harder to process rewarding experiences.
I checked the footnote only to discover someone was citing something I had written myself. Maybe I was the culprit, though I don’t remember (coming to your local...
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Chronic pain can mean many things to many different people. Often, pain is termed chronic when it has reached a certain duration of time, such as... Read more »
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With words like co-pay, premium, and deductible, wading through the sea of health insurance terms can be overwhelming. Before you tackle... Read more »
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