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• I Am the 99 Percent. How About You?

  

  Over the last 6 months, I have accrued at least $2,000 of medical debt, and most of this time I actually did have insurance. Despite living in the richest... Read more

  The 21 October 2011 by   Lisaannjarrett
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• Number of Facebook Friends Related to Brain Structure, Study Says

  

  Are social networks changing our brain structure? New research has found a link between the number of Facebook friends a person has and the size of certain brai... Read more

  The 19 October 2011 by   Periscope
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• Special Needs Family Life

  

  This is a "best of the best post. Check the link: SOS Best of the Best Edition 11: Family Life from 15th October for more posts on this topic by other... Read more

  The 13 October 2011 by   Gbollard
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• Taking the Piss; Mind Over Matter

  

  I have never been one to throw in the towel, despair and just want to give up. I pride myself on my resilience and capacity to cope with most things that life... Read more

  The 06 October 2011 by   Lifepsyched
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• Less Confrontational Strategies for Approaching Children with Aspergers Syndrome

  For many people, particularly teachers, the first real experience with Asperger's syndrome comes as part of an intervention in a "situation". After all, aside... Read more

  The 06 October 2011 by   Gbollard
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• Bath Salts, Graphically

  

  What you need to know about mephedrone. The Pat Moore Foundation has put together this nifty chart as a primer on mephedrone, the amphetamine-type stimulant... Read more

  The 05 October 2011 by   Dirkh
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• Book Review: "Blazing My Trail: Living and Thriving with Autism" by Rachel B....

  

  "Blazing My Trail: Living and Thriving with Autism" by Rachel B. Cohen-Rottenberg is a "sequel" to "The Uncharted Path" which I reviewed here and followed up... Read more

  The 30 September 2011 by   Gbollard
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• The Biology of Stimulants, Or Why You Can’t Stay High Forever

  

  An essay on the losing battle for perpetual reward. The amphetamine high, like the cocaine high, is a marvel of biochemical efficiency. Stimulants work... Read more

  The 28 September 2011 by   Dirkh
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• An Interview with Pharmacologist David Kroll

  

  On synthetic marijuana, organic medicines, and drugs of the future. (Second post in the “Five-Question Interview” series.) Back in July, Addiction Inbox ran... Read more

  The 22 September 2011 by   Dirkh
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• So, You Think You’ve Got Anxiety?

  

  Hello All, Obviously there are varying degrees of anxiety. Those of us who have experienced it, all know that an anxiety attack can range anywhere from mildly... Read more

  The 18 September 2011 by   Finallygrowingup
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