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YALE PSYCHIATRIST BANDY LEE WAS THROWN UNDER THE BUS FOR SOUNDING THE ALARM ABOUT DONALD TRUMP. TURNS OUT SHE WAS RIGHT. A DANGEROUS MIND ON THE AFTERNOON OF FEBRUARY 1, [...]

The morning of Friday, May 20, 1785, was bright and sunny, though there was a slight chill in the air. In the early afternoon, just as the mercury hit 68 [...]

While these days most employers are asking employees to take on a greater share of their health care expenses, so far prescription drug coverage has been largely sheltered from the [...]

The Pennsylvania-based clinic's purpose was to help people with mental illnesses rebuild their lives. But an investigative unit for Independence Blue Cross, which was processing the clinic's insurance claims, suspected [...]

In an attempt to control skyrocketing increases of employee health coverage, many employers are targeting prescription drug benefits--now the fastest-rising portion of the costs of many health plans. Retail spending [...]

Published 60 years ago this fall, Charles Lindbergh's autobiography ''The Spirit of St. Louis'' was both a commercial and a literary success; it nabbed the 1954 Pulitzer Prize for biography. [...]

In this article the author discusses lexicography and the creation of dictionaries in 19th century Great Britain and the United States. It is noted that the chief contributor to the first edition of the "Oxford English Dictionary," Dr. William Chester Minor, was an American and an inmate of a asylum for the insane at Broadmoor, England. The central focus of the article is on Minor's earlier employment by Noah Webster the creator of "An American Dictionary of the English Language," and his later work with James Murray, editor of the"Oxford English Dictionary."

Discusses health care coverage offered by small businesses in the United States. Increase in health insurance premium; Health care as small-business owners' top priority for legislative reform; Decision by some companies to reduce coverage or make employees pay more.

In contrast, PTSD patients who report no lapse in their memories of trauma exhibit increased activity in the amygdala and reduced activity in the prefrontal cortex. Kaufman says additional research needs to be carried out before clinicians can begin using brain connectivity as a diagnostic tool to assess the severity of dissociative symptoms in their patients. [Extracted from the article]

Lending money to Abengoa, a Spanish multinational focused on renewable energy, was an attractive opportunity for many European investors. When it issued its first green bonds in 2014, investors lent [...]

JEFF LEWIS, A REAL-ESTATE investor who buys and sells residential property in swanky Los Angeles neighborhoods, is preoccupied with order, symmetry, perfection, cleanliness, rules, and lists. If his refrigerator isn't [...]