I had always resisted seeing patients “virtually” but the pandemic shows it works
Most initial assessments and follow-up consultations can safely be done by phone – as long as one remains vigilant.
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Susie Orbach: “Human beings are unbelievably adaptive”
The psychotherapist and author on the mental health crisis.
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How the drug ivermectin became such a dangerous Covid meme
Joe Rogan announced he’s been taking it, Alex Jones popped pills on air – but is there any evidence this…
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How life without germs has left us newly vulnerable
Unseasonal respiratory diseases are surging as children and others repay an “immunity debt” from lockdown.
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What does fading vaccine efficacy mean for the fight against Covid-19?
A higher proportion of people will now need to be vaccinated to achieve herd immunity.
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What online discourse gets wrong about therapy
Online, therapy is prescribed as an emotional cure-all. But this idealised vision removes all nuance from discussions of mental health.
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ASMR: my billion-dollar feeling
I often experience autonomous sensory meridian response, or ASMR. It starts with a tingling around the head coupled with a sensation of utter calm.
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How the UK lost control of Covid-19 cases again
As coronavirus cases flatline in other Western countries, they have surged in Britain to 11,625.
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