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Show 1350: Why Psychotherapy Matters: Lessons from a Harvard Zen Master and Psychiatrist (Archive)

Understanding our relationships is key to living a meaningful, happy life. Psychotherapy matters because it can help us see why we stumble.

Terry Graedon - January 4, 2024

Show 1368: Why Overcoming Loneliness Is Crucial for Your Health

Joe Graedon - January 4, 2024

Authorized Generic Drugs Offer Quality and Affordability

Joe Graedon - January 1, 2024

Do Doctors Know How to Help Patients Stop Medications?

Terry Graedon - December 14, 2023

Show 1367: How to Evaluate Prescription Drugs

Terry Graedon - November 30, 2023

Why You Should Eat the Mediterranean Way

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Joe Graedon - November 12, 2023

When a Drug Like Buproprion Smells Bad

When food smells bad we know not to eat it. It could be spoiled. What should we do if an antidepressant like bupropion smells bad?

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Joe Graedon - October 26, 2023

Do Conflicts of Interest Distort Antidepressant & Alprazolam Effectiveness?

Doctors believe they are practicing evidence-based medicine. What if data on alprazolam effectiveness for panic disorder is biased?