Are We Doomed?
Climate change, with its predictable consequences, appears irreversible. Can coming to terms with a terminal diagnosis help us to deal with the situation?
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Climate change, with its predictable consequences, appears irreversible. Can coming to terms with a terminal diagnosis help us to deal with the situation?
Britain’s recent brush with snow leaves me wondering what would happen to our infrastructure if something more significant actually happened.
My sense is that the cases of young terrorists and young school shooters have strong similarities in terms of underlying anger, hurt, and other feelings, coupled with an inability to communicate those feelings and be heard.
It’s time to take a second look at some of the lingering stereotypes surrounding psychotherapy clients.
In some age groups, suicide accounts for more deaths than cancer, heart disease, AIDS, birth defects, stroke, pneumonia, influenza, and all the various chronic lung diseases combined.
The world’s health systems may soon become unable to bear the increasing financial burden of cancer care, according to a recent report from the World Health Organization. The importance of taking prevention seriously can’t be understated, and it could literally save your life.
What can a deceptively simple mobile phone game tell us about individual liberty and social responsibility?
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