Psychologist Enrico Gnaulati joins us to talk about why psychotropic drugs aren’t always the answer – and about why talking is still the way to go for many patients.
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Psychologist Enrico Gnaulati joins us to talk about why psychotropic drugs aren’t always the answer – and about why talking is still the way to go for many patients.
Read moreThe noted food writer joins us to talk about how we think about food from a cultural, environmental and historical perspective.
Read moreDr. Nadine Burke Harris joins us to talk about new research on how childhood traumas can affect a person’s physical health into adulthood.
Read moreDr. Samuel Harrington joins us to talk about how to have tough conversations about our end-of-life wishes.
Read moreNPR education reporter Anya Kamenetz joins us to talk about new ways of thinking about the time we spend with phones, tablets and TVs.
Read moreSociologist Gregory Smithsimon joins us to talk about how often the question “why?” actually leads us down the wrong path and encourages us to overlook our own biases.
Read moreDr. Sandra Bond Chapman joins us to talk about new training strategies that can make our brains more energy efficient and better able to cope with aging.
Read moreTed Price joins us to talk about arguably America’s most important public health crisis – and about the prospects for non-opioid pain medication.
Read moreJonathan D. Quick joins us to talk about practical ways to stop influenza, Ebola, SARS and other outbreaks before they begin.
Read moreMarissa Evans joins us to talk about Texas’ rising maternal mortality rates and what groups are most at risk.
Read morePsychologist David DeSteno joins us to talk about how the use of social emotions factor into our abilities to persevere and make the most of our lives.
Read moreThis hour on Think, we explore the topic of addiction with a former heroin addict, a historian who writes about America’s relationship with alcohol and a neuroscientist who studies the brains of addicts.
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