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'Delusional' man insane but not guilty in weed-trimmer slaying of father
Special to the TribuneA Woodridge man who beat his father to death with a weed trimmer suffered hallucinations and delusions, a psychologist testified Monday, just before a judge found the man not guilty of murder by reason of insanity. After hearing two independent...Tags: Health, Health and Medical Professionals, Murder, Behavioral Conditions, Trials
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Detectives investigating ex-priest's conduct with girl, then 16
L.A. NOWLos Angeles County sheriff's detectives have launched an investigation of an ex-priest and L.A. school district employee about a sexual relationship he allegedly had with a 16-year-old in the late 1980s, The Times has learned. The inquiry into the... -
Evelyn Freeman dies at 96; therapist was pioneer in aging issues
Evelyn Freeman, a pioneer in the field of aging who in the twilight of her life helped people cope with the challenges of getting older, has died. She was 96. Freeman, who was the longtime director of the senior counseling program at what was then called...Tags: Jane Fonda, Pittsburgh, Religion and Belief, Health and Medical Professionals, Psychology
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What's Going Around: Seasonal affective disorder
lmatter@kspr.com, tnguyen@kspr.comSPRINGFIELD, Mo. - The lack of exposure to sunlight in the winter months can not only affect our moods, but can also lead to a disorder. It's called Seasonal Affective Disorder, better known as SAD. And doctors say it can be serious. "Because of the...Tags: Seasonal Affective Disorder, Depression, Health and Medical Professionals, Behavioral Conditions, Light Therapy
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A banana, a boat and bad luck
It was almost midnight when someone spotted the banana. Word on the boat spread quickly. Guys in the back corner were snacking on a bunch, people said, but it was unclear if they threw the talismanic fruit overboard. No matter — the damage had...
Tags: Health and Medical Professionals, Lifestyle and Leisure, Bananas, Fishing
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Mass killings often planned, not spontaneous, experts say
The motive behind the Connecticut elementary school rampage is not known, but behavioral specialists with expertise on mass killings note that such events typically do not occur spontaneously, that the perpetrator has harbored both resentments and...
Tags: Students, Northern Illinois University, Psychiatry, Shootings, Murder
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Judge finds Riverside boy responsible for killing neo-Nazi father
L.A. NOWA Riverside County judge on Monday found a 12-year-old boy guilty of second-degree murder in the shooting and killing of his father, neo-Nazi activist Jeffrey Hall, as he slept on the family’s living room couch. He also was found guilty...... -
Court will take up ban on conversion therapy
L.A. NOWA federal appeals court will hear arguments in mid-April over the constitutionality of a state law that bars therapists from trying to change a minor’s sexual orientation, the court said Monday. A three-judge panel of the U.S. 9th Circuit Court........ -
Boy who shot neo-Nazi father has 'tragic history,' expert says
L.A. NOWThe 12-year-old Riverside boy who shot and killed his neo-Nazi father had a "tragic history," including violence since he was a toddler, a mental health expert testified Monday. But, said child psychologist Anna Salter, there was no indication the boy's..... -
Trial to resume for boy accused of killing neo-Nazi father
L.A. NOWA 12-year-old Riverside boy accused of fatally shooting his neo-Nazi father is due back in court when his murder trial resumes after a months-long delay.... -
Nice try: Good deeds do, in fact, go unpunished
Change of SubjectFriday's print column: When the conversation turned to New Year’s resolutions at a recent neighborhood gathering, a friend mentioned one that sounded so unambitious I thought she just might stick to it: Perform three acts of kindness a week. She....... -
Herbert Moskowitz dies at 87; pioneer in drunk driving research
Herbert Moskowitz, an experimental psychologist whose pioneering research on the effects of alcohol and drugs on driving helped produce standardized field sobriety tests and pushed policymakers to set lower legal limits for intoxicated driving in the U.S....Tags: New York City, Electronics, Prescription Drugs, Psychology, Health and Medical Professionals
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