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Megan Drummond
The desire to stay healthy has led some to start drinking their milk raw or unpasteurized. But is this really good for your health? more...
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Emily Rogers
Living with migraine headaches can be extremely difficult to deal with and many individuals are willing to do anything it takes to reduce the many triggers of migraines. more...
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Emily Rogers
Salmonella food poisoning can be dangerous, as the bacterial contamination may cause a very serious illness. more...
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James Pendleton
The urine indican (or Obermeyer) test is an efficient aid used by naturopathic doctors in the screening for bacterial links to digestive issues. more...
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James Pendleton
The hematocrit is an efficient screening procedure for managing optimal health in the family practice setting. This test can aid in the diagnosis of many conditions. more...
Lessons from the Stanford Prison Experiment
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Stephanie Cox
Psychologists from Stanford University performed the experiment in order to study effects of dehumanization and deindividuation of humans in an unequal power situation. more...
The Famous Stanford Prison Experiment
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Stephanie Cox
The 1971 Stanford Prison Experiment was designed by psychologists to study the effect of deindividuation during a power struggle. The results shocked investigators. more...
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