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Dr. Stephen Sinatra
Despite the fact that antidepressants are supposed to make a person feel happier, younger people on these drugs appear to experience significant antidepressant medication side effects, most notably violent behavior. That was the conclusion of a 2015 study… Continue Reading
Research has shown that day-in and day-out stresses negatively impact sexual functioning for both men and women. A 2014 study confirms these findings, and has explored the connection further, showing that daily stressors predict lower levels of sexual satisfaction for men… Continue Reading
Evidence is becoming stronger that a broad range of mental disorders carries an increased and independent risk of coronary artery disease. A 2014 study of more than one million Swedish men clearly revealed this connection. Researchers checked more than 20 years’… Continue Reading
In my experience as a doctor, one of the most difficult parts of treating a health problem is figuring out what’s causing it. It’s one of the most invigorating parts of what I do: the study of the… Continue Reading
Pharmaceutical drugs, advertised everywhere on television and in print media, are widely overprescribed in the U.S. Cholesterol-lowering drugs used by men ages 20 to 44 rose by 80% over the past seven years, and almost half of all women… Continue Reading
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