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A new study published today in PLoS Medicine suggests that antidepressants only benefit some, very severely depressed patients.
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A Quick Comparison of the Clinton and Obama Health Care Plans is at The Scientific Activist.
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Similar to your first link, see also http://trinifar.wordpress.com/2008/02/18/neuroscience-and-poverty/