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Schizophrenia And Life In The Cities

August 31, 2016
by Caroline Miller
Diana Kwon, DoesCity Life post a Risk, James Kirkbride, mental illness in cities, povery and mental illness, schizophrenia
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I’m certain I’ve recorded this story in an earlier blog, but it bears repeating.  Several years ago, two of my neighbors suffered from schizophrenia. They were bright and highly educated women.  One was a poet and the other an oil painter.  Though extraordinarily talented, both
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What Men Want And Women Want In Underwear

August 23, 2016
by Caroline Miller
Changling the Model, Elizabeth Segran, men shopping for underwear, on-line vs. brics & motar, women shopping for underwear
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For proof positive that men and women don’t think alike, consider the way each buys underwear.  A woman would think twice before buying a bra over the internet unless she knows the product.  From cup size, to the underwire, to the straps that dig into your flesh, there are too man
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Fasting And Other Foolish Ways To Keep The Brain Productive

August 04, 2016
by Caroline Miller
(Very) Hungry For Success, fasting, Geoffery Wo, Great Moments in Productivity, heightened awareness, Jennifer Alserver, Keytones
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Because fasting seems to improve health in mice and rats, some folks have decided to spend their days in similar fashion, existing on sips of air. Fasting, as writer Jennifer Alsever explains, deprives the body of glucose and forces it to steal ketones from the liver.  Ketones are a
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Psychology, Science And Truth

July 15, 2016
by Caroline Miller
are social sciences really sciences? Jame Joyce, Curtin University, ego depleting, John Hogan, Sizing Up Psychology's Credibility Crisis, social sciences, Ulysses, William James
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The debate goes on about whether or not psychology and other branches of social sciences are true sciences. Can their research be subjected to rigorous  methods and the data verified by other researchers? The argument, pro and con, gathered  intensity, recently, over the theory of
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Bio-Electronics May Be The Answer To Drugs, Pain and Cost

July 08, 2016
by Caroline Miller
Bio-electronics in the pipeline, Glaxo-Smith-Kline, implants for diet suppression, Matthew Campbell, new implant for epilepsy, Your Nanobot Saviors Have Arrived
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We’ve all heard the commercials promoting prescription drugs.  Take a pill to reduce a headache but the side effect could cause a heart attack. Not only is the pharmaceutical approach to illness, risky, but the cost of the drugs can be astronomical.  One company, Glaxo-Smith-Kline
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Alzheimer’s: Some News But More Mystery

July 05, 2016
by Caroline Miller
Alzheimer's disease, Banking Against Alzheimer's, David A. Bennett, methods of delay or prevention, MIND Diet
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The latest research on Alzheimer’s hasn’t pulled back many veils about the disease but it has uncovered a few puzzling facts. For example, some people who have the neuron-killing tangles associated with the illness, never display symptoms.  Others aren’t so lucky.  To explain
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The Long And Short Of It: Women’s High Fasion

June 29, 2016
by Caroline Miller
Claire Suddaath, High Fashion, J. C. Penny, Long Tall Sally, tall fashion, tall women shop men's clothing
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While I’m standing at the lunch counter at the retirement center, a woman whom I’ve known for several years greeted me with surprise.  Had I grown and inch or two she wondered.  By her recollection, she’d always been taller than I.  She was right, of course.  But age had don
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Millennials Loose Sweet Tooth and Endanger E. T.

June 23, 2016
by Caroline Miller
changing eating habits of Millennials, Craig Giammona, E. T, Hershey candy, Jerky, Krave, Mars candy, Reese's pieces, Why Hershey Is Losing Its Sweet Tooth
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As I wrote in an earlier blog (6/20/16), Millennials are imposing changes on the American landscape.  One of those changes has to do with the way they eat.  The younger generation tends to snack throughout the day rather than sit down to 3 full meals. (“Why Hershey Is Losing Its S
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Number of Women In Plus Sizes Growing: Will Retail Follow?

June 13, 2016
by Caroline Miller
Ashley Neil Tipton, J. C. Penny, Lane Bryant, retail and full figured women, Shelly Banjo, The Market Sizes Up, Women in plus sizes, Women's average size goes from 14 to 16
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I have a confession. Since I joined the retirement center, I’ve gained 6 lbs.  My doctor didn’t seem alarmed.  “A little extra weight as a person gets older is good,” she shrugged. Easy for her to say.  She doesn’t have to fit into my jeans.  Some extra pounds might be t
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New Research And A Pill To Prevent Phobias

June 08, 2016
by Caroline Miller
agoraphobia, anxiety, Ben Crair, Merel Klindt, panic attacts, PTSD, reconsolidation, The Cure For Fear
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A friend of mine was driving along a freeway one  dark and stormy night when she was overcome by a fear that forced her off the highway.  Except for the pounding rain, nothing out of the ordinary had happened. Still she was so upset, she asked the friend with her  to drive them hom
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