Louis Menand discusses a boatload of psychopharmacology books, including Gary Greenberg's excellent (and very funny) Manufacturing Depression, in this week's New Yorker.
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A blog about the intersection of medicine and business, produced by the members of the Medical Consumerism seminar at the University of Minnesota.
Louis Menand discusses a boatload of psychopharmacology books, including Gary Greenberg's excellent (and very funny) Manufacturing Depression, in this week's New Yorker.
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Favourite passage, and personal philosophy: "In the Hippocratic tradition, melancholics were advised to drink white wine, in order to counteract the black bile. (This remains an option.)"
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