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Screen everyone for depression? Good intention, very bad idea

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Screen everyone for depression? Good intention, very bad idea

Routinely checking US adults for depression will create an army of pseudo-patients while the really sick are shamefully neglected, says Allen Frances

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How to save Flint in Michigan from lead-poisoned drinking water

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How to save Flint in Michigan from lead-poisoned drinking water

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Six in hospital after French pain relief drug trial goes wrong

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Six in hospital after French pain relief drug trial goes wrong

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Bottle and a half of wine is new UK weekly alcohol limit

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Bottle and a half of wine is new UK weekly alcohol limit

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Smart guns and mental health checks needed to slash gun violence

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Smart guns and mental health checks needed to slash gun violence

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Memory recall works twice as fast as the blink of an eye

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Memory recall works twice as fast as the blink of an eye

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Why we need to go on talking about trauma

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Why we need to go on talking about trauma

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*Sad face*: Being happy does not help you live longer

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Sad face: Being happy does not help you live longer

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Suicide is one of the biggest preventable killers of new mums

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Suicide is one of the biggest preventable killers of new mums

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Why has Peter Sutcliffe been in Broadmoor for so long?

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Why has Peter Sutcliffe been in Broadmoor for so long?

Doctors have recommended that the "Yorkshire Ripper", serial killer Peter Sutcliffe, should be transferred to a specialist prison unit – but why now?

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The surprising value of viewing traumatic experiences

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Alzheimer’s introduced to Colombian town by Spanish conquistador

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Analysis links 590 suicides to push to get disabled working

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The five-point plan to help Paris survivors recover from attacks

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