The Unexpected Twist In How Your Brain Recalls Traumatic Events (M)

What people remember most from distressing events is not what you’d think.

What people remember most from distressing events is not what you'd think.

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The Hidden Social Impact Of Coming Off Antidepressants (M)

Turbulent emotions and social shifts—what happens when people say goodbye to antidepressants.

Turbulent emotions and social shifts—what happens when people say goodbye to antidepressants.

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The Surprising Reason New Ideas Face Criticism And Rejection (M)

The world is full of new ideas, it is getting people to accept them that is the problem.

The world is full of new ideas, it is getting people to accept them that is the problem.

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The Best Treatment For PTSD — Whether Single Or Multiple Traumas (M)

Approximately four percent of the global population experiences PTSD due to traumatic events.

Approximately four percent of the global population experiences PTSD due to traumatic events.

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Conquer Your Fears: One Treatment Could Cure Multiple Phobias (M)

Research reveals a surprising link between fear of spiders and fear of heights.

Research reveals a surprising link between fear of spiders and fear of heights.

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How Romantic Obsession Alters The Brain And Makes You Manic (M)

Find out why early love can mimic symptoms of obsessive-compulsive disorder in the brain.

Find out why early love can mimic symptoms of obsessive-compulsive disorder in the brain.

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