Consider the primitive situation described above. If you were in that situation, your anxiety, caution, and hypersensitivity to danger would be of important service to your very survival.

Charlotte Lapointe's letter to The Suburban resonated deeply because it thoughtfully highlighted an important issue: "We must reduce the anxiety of primary and secondary students" (March 19).

People who most frequently encounter everyday discrimination – those subtle snubs and slights of everyday life – are more likely to suffer from anxiety ... a weighted sample of nearly 30,000 ...

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The need for regular mental health checkups is equally urgent. "As an example, anxiety can easily progress from mild to moderate, and to severe; and suicidality can swiftly shift from suicidal ...

A curmudgeonly teacher finds a renewed zest for life after rescuing a penguin in this new film from 'The Full Monty' helmer Peter Cattaneo. By Frank Scheck There are two things that can make any ...

I would like to share one recent example of Lancaster County kindness ... room was not the result of a “distraction.”) This letter, therefore, is the only means available to express our ...

More than 400 creatives and executives signed an open letter to the Trump Administration on March 15, calling for the White House to reject OpenAI and Google’s proposals for less stringent ...

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In couple’s therapy, for example, they often learn several things ... anger at their partner is a way to suppress their anxiety of being perceived as weak and, therefore, abandoned.