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by Danielle C. Belton onFebruary 22, 2013
It's no excuse for what he did, says the author. She should know -- she lives with the disease, too.
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by Danielle Belton onFebruary 22, 2013
It's no excuse for what he did, says the author. She should know -- she lives with the disease, too.
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by Angela Rye onDecember 22, 2012
Your Take: There is absolutely no way around it this time. Legislative action on firearms has to happen.
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by Eric Hinton onApril 7, 2012
A new report finds a racial gap in medications prescribed for depression.
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by Demetria L. Lucas onFebruary 2, 2012
Ask Demetria: Just because you said yes to sex once doesn't mean you gave up your right to say no.
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June 28, 2010
I knew what I really needed was what polite society calls 'professional help,' but was too ashamed to seek it.
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by Susan L. Taylor onApril 19, 2010
The former Essence editor-in-chief clears up the story about her bout with depression.
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by Linda Villarosa onFebruary 24, 2010
For a new mental-health campaign, Essence’s Susan L. Taylor talks about her secret sadness.
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by Felicia Pride onJanuary 22, 2010
The disease turned from a benign illness to a violent disease in the 1960s, just as black men joined protests against racism.
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September 30, 2009
A new study argues that there may be health benefits to being unemployed and broke.
