Lithium: A Survivor's Guide for Parents
What parents and their children should know about the psychiatric drug lithium, as told by a woman whose health was nearly destroyed by it.
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What parents and their children should know about the psychiatric drug lithium, as told by a woman whose health was nearly destroyed by it.
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Allie Holloway / Courtesy Over the past year, we humans have had our lives upended as we try to ward off the unknowns of the novel coronavirus. It’s devastated our physical health—at the time of publication, the number of American lives lost was 500,000 and counting—and exacerbated our mental-health crisis. In fact, the American Psychological Association reported that 71 percent of Americans believe we are living through the lowest point in United States history that they could remember. Despite the difficulties we’ve faced, there has been at least one redeeming factor: Our society h...
Jan 30, 2021 A wingsuit champion who grew up in Willenhall died by misadventure in a flying accident in Saudi Arabia, a coroner has ruled. Subscribe to our daily newsletter! Sign Up Angelo Grubisic died in an accident (Image: Born to Engineer /Youtube) Astronautical engineer Dr Angelo Grubisic, 38, died while taking part in a planned jump in the Middle East in August 2019, an inquest in Oldbury heard yesterday. The talented scientist worked in Southampton but grew up in Willenhall, and attended Willenhall Comprehensive School, now known as Willenhall E-Act Academy, as a teenager. Angelo had ...