Here I am again with another mental health miscellany for you! It’s not all tragic, either — there’s some right good humor mixed in!
But first: a birthday announcement. On June 25th, Anxiety, Panic & Health celebrated its first year of existence. During that time I’ve posted 132 articles and have had 834 comments on them. The top 5 articles were:
- “A National Shame: The Mentally Ill Homeless” with 5158 readers
- “I’m Dying: What a Panic Attack Feels Like” with 3484 readers
- “Questions and Answers: Antidepressants for Anxiety Disorders” had 3467 readers
- “Obama’s and McCain’s Positions on Mental Health Care” was read 2793 times
- “What Can I Do? Helping a Friend or Family Member with a Mental Illness” had 2440 readers
Rather than bore you with any more introductory blather, let’s get right to it. You’ll get a taste of what’s in store for you from the headlines of the sections:
- A Pioneer of brain imaging talks about her career and research
- Eyewitnesses may be more witness than eyes
- A touch — well, more of a whack — of psychiatric humor!
- Senior citizens may quit taking their medicine when the Medicare “Doughnut Hole” hits
- Materialistic people form strong brand connections when they fear death — really!
- Finally, another “Where have you been?”
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