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What Is Sitting Doing to My Brain?
By
Linda Mintle
I am in a job in which I can sit for hours at a time. I am writing at my computer, answering emails, and working on projects–all from my desk. And when I get into an assignment or project, I can sit for hours with very little movement. Writing a book, I can get in a…
Is There a Language With Depression?
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Linda Mintle
Depression affects millions of people. It impacts how you interact with others, sleep, eat and think about the world. But have you ever thought about the language of a depressed person? A study published in Clinical Psychological Science looked to see if there were words that marked anxiety and depression. The findings are interesting and…
The Big Problem of Binge Drinking
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Linda Mintle
Maybe you’ve heard a friend or a college student talk about a night of binge drinking. They tell you they started to party and threw down a number of drinks within an hour or two. And this behavior can lead a person to risky sexual behavior, violence and even car accidents. Episodic binge drinking is a problem…
Why We Medicate Chronic Pain
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Linda Mintle
When Aldous Huxley wrote the novel Brave New World in 1932, people thought he was describing a totalitarian nightmare. However today, we might align more with the notion of wanting an ideal pleasure drug so as not to experience any unpleasant emotion. Modern America likes to medicate away chronic pain, but is this a good idea? And…
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