Itching to Evolve
by Robert A. Yourell, MAI hope you had a very special Darwin Day on February 12. My honey and I spent it as a romantic evening watching some special... READ MORE →
I hope you had a very special Darwin Day on February 12. My honey and I spent it as a romantic evening watching some special... READ MORE →
By life, I mean things like normal activities, intellectual pursuits, games or events with friends (or by yourself, for that... READ MORE →
It looks like journalists are short on willpower. They give into the temptation to jump to conclusions. At least they do... READ MORE →
It’s very common to hear about violence against women and about male batterers rather than about violence against men... READ MORE →
I’m never surprised at the power big pharma has over the media, especially media directed at physicians. For once,... READ MORE →
If you’re interested in drug treatment or social policy, here’s a helpful resource and recent statistics regarding... READ MORE →
Consider three perspectives on domestic violence (DV), or any pattern of violence and crime occurring in a population. One... READ MORE →
The American Heart Association wants doctors to do an electrocardiogram (EKG) — a measure of heart health — in... READ MORE →
Executive function has big implications for the design of domestic violence programs. It is important to know the subtypes... READ MORE →
In this article, and some to follow, I will provide a glimpse into controversies and progress in the field of domestic violence... READ MORE →
This Sunday February 14th (9 p.m. ET), the Emmy-nominated Brain Games tv-show is back! Wonder junkie Jason Silva returns to our screens, teaming up with... READ MORE →
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