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Is Faith a Force? Part 1
Word of Faith beliefs are rooted in the New Thought movement of the 19th century.
GLP-1 Drugs for Addiction Treatment
Are GLP-1 drugs a “potential turning point” for addiction?
Trust in the Lord, Not the New Age
According to Pew Research Center, 62% of adult Americans accept least one New Age belief.
Addyi: A Triumph of Marketing Over Science
Should the FDA have walked back many of its constraints on Addyi/flibanserin?
Being Careful with Tianeptine
Why is tianeptine, known as “gas station heroin,” not a scheduled substance?
The Strength of Indwelling Sin in Unbelievers
Indwelling sin compels unbelievers to actions that are “fully contrary to the principles of the reasonable nature” they were endowed with from God.
Can We Trust the Claims About Caplyta?
Perhaps Caplyta needs further scrutiny before we start singing its praises as a new standard of care for multiple mental health disorders.
Tramadol’s Harms Outweigh Its Benefits
Do the potential harms associated with tramadol outweigh the risks?
Is Faith a Force? Part 1
Word of Faith beliefs are rooted in the New Thought movement of the 19th century.
GLP-1 Drugs for Addiction Treatment
Are GLP-1 drugs a “potential turning point” for addiction?
Trust in the Lord, Not the New Age
According to Pew Research Center, 62% of adult Americans accept least one New Age belief.
Addyi: A Triumph of Marketing Over Science
Should the FDA have walked back many of its constraints on Addyi/flibanserin?
Being Careful with Tianeptine
Why is tianeptine, known as “gas station heroin,” not a scheduled substance?
The Strength of Indwelling Sin in Unbelievers
Indwelling sin compels unbelievers to actions that are “fully contrary to the principles of the reasonable nature” they were endowed with from God.
Can We Trust the Claims About Caplyta?
Perhaps Caplyta needs further scrutiny before we start singing its praises as a new standard of care for multiple mental health disorders.
Tramadol’s Harms Outweigh Its Benefits
Do the potential harms associated with tramadol outweigh the risks?