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Helen M. Farrell: What is bipolar disorder?
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Sorry, I forgot your name: David Hornik at TED2012
A last hurrah at the Monterey Conference Center, 31 years later
9 old drugs that learned new tricks: The head of the National Institutes of Health shares medicines that turned out to have multiple uses
The complexities of the psychopath test: A Q&A with Jon Ronson
How should we talk about mental health?
Thomas Insel’s insights on mental health: a tale of two TED playlists
Some stats on the devastating impact of mental illness worldwide, followed by some reasons for hope
What can you do when you’re flattened by depression? Plan for it
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Here’s how you can connect to friends who are depressed
My City: Inaki Romero Larrea on building a better Madrid
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Fellows Friday with Robert Gupta
What's the connection between sleep and mental health? A Q&A with circadian neuroscientist Russell Foster
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Jon Ronson: Strange answers to the psychopath test

Content: A Journey Through the Madness Industry, an exploration of what defines a psychopath. At TED2012, he told a part of that story on stage -- how he met a man named Tony who was held for years in a psychiatric prison because he faked mental illness too well, and about how Ronson himself became tra...
Posted August 15, 2012
https://blog.ted.com/2012/08/15/the-complexities-of-the-psychopath-test-a-qa-with-jon-ronson
How should we talk about mental health? Mental health suffers from a major image problem. One in every four people experiences mental health issues -- yet more than 40 percent of countries worldwide have no mental health policy. Across the board it seems like we have no idea how to talk about it respectfully and responsibly. Stigma and discrimination are the two biggest obstacles t...
Posted December 18, 2013
https://ideas.ted.com/how-should-we-talk-about-mental-health
Thomas Insel’s insights on mental health: a tale of two TED playlists
In the past 30 years, major advances have been made when it comes to treating several serious diseases. Today, there are 85% fewer deaths from leukemia and 63% fewer fatalities from heart disease than there were then. Meanwhile, while AIDS was once considered a death sentence, people with the disease can now live to old age. Not to mention that ...
Posted April 16, 2013
https://blog.ted.com/2013/04/16/thomas-insels-insights-on-mental-health-a-tale-of-two-ted-playlists
Some stats on the devastating impact of mental illness worldwide, followed by some reasons for hope
Getting treatment for a mental illness when you live in the developing world is hardly as easy as making an appointment with a therapist or psychiatrist.