I received a nice email the other day from Akhil Mehra, who wanted some help publicizing doctorcodes.com. One doesn’t have to be a clinician (I’m not) in order to appreciate the convenience of this site, which allows you to rather instantly look up DSM and ICD-9 codes for a specific psychiatric Read more…
As I checked my mailbox before class today, I found a little postcard that made me sad. “Turn your books into bucks,” blared the headline. “Join the thousands of faculty members that are taking advantage of our great services and prices….” The organization offers to provide you with free boxes Read more…
Although I spent many of my early teen years thinking that I’d rather be about 5’4″ instead of 5’9″, I have definitely come to appreciate being taller. When I shop, I have to wonder what shorter women do, as many jeans and slacks are almost too long for me. The Read more…
This is all very exciting! I’ll be in Chicago from May 22nd -25th, 2008! Our symposium has just been accepted for the annual 2008 APS convention. I’ll be joining a distinguished panel on: “Anyone Can Blog: Psychology as seen through the Blogosphere! “Blogging provides remarkable potential for energizing psychology students Read more…
An AP story published today repeats what many of us in science, but probably few outside, already knew about our drinking water—it’s full of pharmaceuticals. Among the lovely things permeating our aquifers are hormones, pain relievers, anti-anxiety drugs, anti-convulsants, mood stabilizers, antibiotics….the list is long. Typical water treatment does not Read more…