Should doctors be allowed to help terminally ill patients commit suicide?

Article Abstract:

Opposing views of physician-assisted suicide are presented. One side argues that terminally ill patients need professional assistance if they wish to end their suffering. The other side believes that such a request would be asking physicians to violate their professional traditions.

Suicide, Terminal care, Ethical aspects

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How they make movies moving: soundtrack composers use a whole bag of psychological tricks to provoke tears - and terror

Article Abstract:

Motion picture soundtracks help set the mood of the film. In fact, director Alfred Hitchcock once said that about 1/3 of the effect of his terror film 'Psycho' was due to the music. The musical score can help tie together and give meaning to the flickering images on the screen.

Psychological aspects, Motion pictures, Movies, Motion picture music, Movie music

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Moving help for sore knees

Article Abstract:

The benefits of gentle exercise for arthritic knees are extolled. Exercise reduces pain and stiffness, improves mobility and lessens the change of needing surgery, research reveals.

Care and treatment, Osteoarthritis

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