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Adjust Your Attitude To Boost Your Memory

If you often find yourself calling people "what's his name", or the thing in your hand a "whatchamacallit", you may want to change your attitude. In a series of new experiments, researchers are finding that your preconceived views about learning can affect what it is you hope to remember. More

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- Tips to Improve Your Mental Health -- Every Day
- Always Look on the Bright Side of Life?
- Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)

Local Information

Legislation Aims To Make Healthy Food More Accessible

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Speaker Christine C. Quinn proposed legislation that would put more fruit and vegtable carts in low-income neighborhoods. More

A Beautiful Mind

Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life?

Adjust Your Attitude To Boost Your Memory

Teaching Yourself To Feel Better

Lighten Up: Dealing With Seasonal Depression

What to Do When Your Job Is Stressing You Out

Feed And Train your Mind

Can Fruits, Veggies Keep Your Memory Strong?

To Remember, Don't Forget Caffeine

Mindful Exercising: Thinking Your Body To Good Health?

How Your Diet Affects Your Sleep

Alternative Treatments For Headaches

Coping With Depression

Get Out, Get Screened for Depression

Choosing A Psychotherapist

Can Primary Care Doctors Treat Depression?

Depression Linked To Risk Of Heart Failure Death

Depression Raises Risk Of Stroke

Other Diseases & Conditions

News And Video

Sleeping Well During The Holidays

Anyone preparing holiday festivities knows that all that hustle and bustle can put a damper on a good night's sleep. Join experts as they share some helpful seasonal tips. More

Coping With Holiday Blues

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