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Stories on anxiety, stress and depression.
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March 2018
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More precise diagnoses will make for better-tailored treatments, Stanford psychiatrists say.
By Diana Aguilera
Ricardo Muñoz, ’72, wants to ‘give psychology away’ worldwide.
by Summer Moore Batte
We’re eager to reenter regular, post-pandemic life. Then again, we’re scared to. Here’s how to put the risks into perspective.
by Charity Ferreira
Setbacks happen. It’s how you bounce back that counts.
by Rebecca Beyer
Using MRIs and patient histories to predict if antidepressants will work.
The dangers of chronic stress are well-known. But not all stress is bad, researchers say. And they are beginning to spread the word that we should stop stressing so much about stress.
by Kristin Sainani
Medication and traditional talk therapy don t work for a lot of people suffering from depression and anxiety. What does work, as decades of good results have shown, are the techniques used by psychiatrist David Burns, whose best-selling books and influential mentoring have changed the lives of millions.
by Robert L. Strauss
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