The shrink stink: when renowned psychiatrist Martin Orne released tapes of his therapy with poet Anne Sexton, was he helping destigmatize mental illness or committing professional suicide?

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Psychiatrist Dr Martin Orne has split the mental health therapy community by releasing tapes of his sessions with poet Anne Sexton for a biography of her life. Her family wanted the tapes released. He also wrote the book's introduction.

Psychological aspects, Physician and patient, Physician-patient relations, Ethical aspects, Sexton, Anne, Orne, Martin

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Cradle to grave

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Issues are presented concerning the deaths of the ten children born to Art and Marie Noe who died one after the other in mysterious circumstances. The possibility of the cause being Munchausen syndrome by proxy is discussed.

Case studies, Patient outcomes, Mortality, Behavior, Children, Munchausen-by-proxy syndrome, Munchausen syndrome by proxy, Noe, Marie, Noe, Art

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Rockefeller rustic

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A description of the interior design, customer service and menus of the Glendorn Lodge, Bradford, PA, is presented. The peaceful location and history of the Glendorn Lodge are discussed.

Cover Story, Buildings and facilities, Hotels and motels, Pennsylvania, Glendorn Lodge

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