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  • Dextromethorphan - An Old Medication With A New Psychiatric Role

    Dextromethorphan - An Old Medication With A New Psychiatric Role
    2023/02/13
    This old medication is finding a place in the treatment of psychiatric disorders. This is an overview of it's history and current use, especially now as an antidepressant.
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    27 分
  • Slavery And Its Ongoing Psychosocial Legacy

    Slavery And Its Ongoing Psychosocial Legacy
    2023/02/07
    Benjamin Bowser, Ph.D., sociologist, gives the legacy’s history, that it still remains a very potent contributor to racism, of the cultural based post-traumatic slave syndrome, of what slavery did to the psychology of the slaves and how much of that still lives to this date, and of the origin and legacy of whiteness, Jim Crow, etc. Intriguing, captivating, perhaps painful, but so necessary to study and discuss. February 2023
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    22 分
  • Psychotherapy - How To Frame It, How To Use It

    Psychotherapy - How To Frame It, How To Use It
    2023/02/07
    Stefan Pasternak, M.D., on how the therapist-patient relationship is the cornerstone of psychotherapy, and about the challenges of developing a goal for the therapy, the physiologic and medication aspects of therapy, of coming to an accurate diagnosis, cognitive versus psychodynamic techniques, psychological mindedness, when a change of therapist may be needed, etc. January 2023
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    23 分
  • Ketamine -- A Detailed Overview

    Ketamine -- A Detailed Overview
    2022/12/10
    Rakesh Jain, M.D., gives its history, how it works, why it is so different and its enticing future, the roles of glutamate and GABA, nasal versus intravenous forms, the value of concurrent psychotherapy, etc. Succinct and thorough. November 2022
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    1分未満
  • Learn From The Past #3 - These Wires Carry Words!

    Learn From The Past #3 - These Wires Carry Words!
    2022/12/19
    These Wires Carry Words! - Broadcast on July 1, 1946, by Advances in Research, this 15 minute radio piece is an excellent, fluid and valuable historical review of our developing communication tools, with stories about, and credits to, the scientists and thinkers who started the process that brought us to our ever-expanding dependence on electronic communications. It has a delightful 1940’s flare. From the public domain.
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  • Learn From The Past #2 - Nikola Tesla’s 1937 Predictions

    Learn From The Past #2 - Nikola Tesla’s 1937 Predictions
    2022/12/19
    From the February 1937 Liberty Magazine interview, as told to George Viereck, the distinctive inventor accurately predicts much of our current world, on war, the changing of women’s roles, energy, environmental and social shifts, computers, the internet, etc. He was incorrect on some items, but perhaps only as of yet. 11 Minutes. Observant & thoughtworthy. Adapted from YouTube and Magellan Streaming. October 2022.
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  • Learn From The Past #1 - Our Water. Its Role, Its Supply, And Our Needs

    Learn From The Past #1 - Our Water. Its Role, Its Supply, And Our Needs
    2022/12/19
    A 14 minute audio from the National Association of Manufacturer’s 1950’s educational and advocacy piece of the then appreciations and concerns with useable and sustainable water, including draughts and floods, in our community lives and our biosphere. Imagine what the producers would say now, over 65 years later
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  • Monkeypox

    Monkeypox
    2022/08/27
    Larry Bush, M.D., infectious disease specialist, details the history of this virus, its characteristics, hosts and vectors, the already existing treatments and unique aspects of the monkeypox vaccine, the relationship to smallpox, how to approach such an infection, the reappearance of polio and measles, and a true overview and insightful look at the three real and desired endpoints of vaccine development and use.
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    1分未満