“Often there is an outpouring of support in the immediate aftermath of a disaster, but it dissipates with time,” she said.

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More As and Bs. Fewer failing grades. Plus a dip in referrals for behavior. Ottumwa schools are making great strides after adopting a strict cell phone policy.

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Dr. Dawn Holford, a specialist in decision-making psychology and the prevention of misinformation, explains why people pick ...

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Jessica Shepherd, MD, explains what happens to the mind during menopause and shares how to deal with symptoms. Plus, why ...

The anxiety and anger in our public life are what happens when we stop holding ourselves accountable to other people.