Books of The Times: Anxiety, Illustrated
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This collection brings together nearly three decades of Roz ChastÂs cartoons, which capture the oddness, discontinuity and plain absurdity of the world around us.
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V. S. Naipaul (Photograph: Eamonn McCabe/Camera Press) A quick hike through the Sunday (and a few non-Sunday) book review sections. The Times of London William Dalrymple reads V.S. Naipaulâs new book of essays, â A Writerâs People: A Way of Looking and Feeling,â and calls it âa grand old manâs book: meandering, ponderous and pedantic, full of narcissism [...].
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Looking at someone who is scared triggers a brain response that tells you to be afraid too, say researchers.
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So, you think you're stressed? Get a load of this dream I had last week. In my waking hours, I thought I was getting along just fine, despite an abnormally heavy workload (lots of assignments -- including this article -- due at once) and the daily travails of a work-at-home mother of two. But I knew it was time to reassess when I woke, panting, from a nightmare in which: ...
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Anxiety, like panic disorders and phobias, could be carried over into adulthood if not being treated during childhood, scientists said in the latest Harvard Mental Health Letter.
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New York - Panic disorders, phobias and other childhood anxiety conditions should be treated during childhood so that they won&#39;t be carried over into adulthood, according to advice in the latest Harvard Mental Health Letter.
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Science & environment: Ben Goldacre on dogged academics and a bad week for SSRI antidepressants
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An old master gives us an exemplary what-not-to-do list in her new book
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The ups and downs in the stock market are among the mildest experienced for more than a century, and that is provoking anxiety in some investment advisers.
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Why we remain keen for green even though it often gives us more social anxiety than satisfaction
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New book will be on the children's list, not the best sellers.
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A quick hike through the Sunday (and a few non-Sunday) book review sections. The Times of London A.C. Grayling takes a sober and sobering look at âCrimes of War (2.0): What the Public Should Know,â edited by Roy Gutman, David Reiff and Anthony Dworkin: In its first edition, published in 1999, this book was an importantly useful compendium, [...].
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In his remarkable new memoir, the composer Allen Shawn unsparingly dissects his own phobias and examines research into the psychology of his affliction.
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A cautionary bedtime tale for kids and their freaked-out parents.
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Scientists have found a switch in the brain that appears to control anxiety and wakefulness.
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People who have a tendency to worry or feel very stressed out may be more likely to develop Alzheimer's disease later in life, new research reports.
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The local-global conundrum, a thoroughly modern predicament, has found its way into a small shelfâs worth of new food books.