Book Review: How We Make Sense of Mental Illness
Book Review: The most liberating thing about “Strangers to Ourselves,” in fact, is that it is not a book of clear-cut answers.
Pakistan floods: what role did climate change play?
Pakistan is experiencing the most devastating and widespread floods in its history, with the country’s climate minister saying waters have reached across a third of the nation.
The growing tally of impacts is dire. More than 1,100 people have been killed, a million homes have been destroyed.
Why is Corn Syrup in So Many American Infant Formulas?
And growing evidence suggests that lactose substitutes in infant formula, such as corn syrup solids, may have health consequences, though the research comes with caveats and experts caution against swapping formulas amid a lingering shortage.
Why the Capital of India Is Flush with Mosquitoes
According to a recent survey conducted by the South Delhi Municipal Corporation, Delhi’s mosquito density was almost nine times higher than normal this past March and April, a 50 percent increase over the previous year.
Culturally Adapting Therapy Can Help — But Needs Further Research
The mental health field must make cultural adaptation a priority in both research and practice. Psychologists must build upon previous work to understand how best to adapt therapies, along with screening and diagnostic tools.
When the IMF comes to town: why they visit and what to watch out for
In most rich countries the news that a mission from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is coming to visit is met with indifference. But, in most African countries the news can cause great consternation.
Why the difference?
Coronary artery stents show no benefit in treating heart failure – landmark trial
Every year, 60,000 people in the UK are diagnosed with heart failure, and many are treated with stents. In a large new study published in the New England Journal of Medicine, my colleagues and I discovered that these procedures are unnecessary.
Book Review: The Downside of Human Exceptionalism
Our species stands out first and foremost, Gregg begins, for our tendency to ask “Why?” “Of all the things that fall under the glittery umbrella of human intelligence, our understanding of cause and effect is the source from which everything else springs,” Gregg writes.
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