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The Lobotomist | Primary Source Bedlam 1946 On May 6, 1946, Life magazine published "Bedlam 1946," an exposé of two state hospitals: Pennsylvania's Byberry and Ohio's Cleveland State. To a country shaken by recent revelations of Nazi atrocities, the pictures were deeply affecting. The crisis in state mental hospitals motivated Dr. Walter Freeman to devise a simple version of the lobotomy procedure, one that could be used on a mass scale.

You're the kind of person who has magneted to your refrigerator a yellowing cartoon of hostile space aliens threatening to "telemarket the Earth." You're the sort who gloats when the evening news features your local congressman crowing about new legislation that further limits intrusive phone calls. You're the type who hates all telemarketers forever and ever because more than once your soothing bubble bath has been rudely interrupted by a caller wanting you to purchase a time-share at the Tundra Lodge in northeastern Manitoba.

Olivia Newton-John’s niece Tottie Goldsmith said continuing on her late aunt’s legacy by raising funds for cancer research is what helps her manage her grief.  It’s been one year since the Australian icon died at the age of 73 after battling breast cancer, and her family are holding a wellness walk to commemorate the Grease star and to raise money for her cancer wellness and research centre in Victoria.  Appearing on Channel 7’s The Morning Show on Tuesday, Tottie became choked-up as she spoke about her auntie’s legacy on her one year anniversary.

Age, Biography and Wiki Birth Day May 22, 1997 Birth Place United States Age 26 YEARS OLD Birth Sign Gemini 💰 Net worth: $5.0 million (2024) About Painter and artist who is known for what she refers to as "Trippy Art" which often features psychedelic subjects and a range of colors. Often of mushrooms, landscapes, skies, and other astral based patterns, she shares her artworks through Instagram for her over 20,000 followers.

YOUR cheating heart may get you dot-busted. Proving yet again that hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, a new Web site – dontdatehimgirl.com – offers victims a chance to expose the men who did them wrong. Women bent on revenge – and on saving others from their fate – can anonymously post their dating horror stories on the 2-month-old site, complete with names and pictures. They can also check the database of cheaters for a suspected player.

DOWNLOAD VIDEO The National Basketball Association (NBA) came down hard on Donald Sterling, the billionaire owner of the Los Angeles Clippers, after a recording emerged of Sterling making racist remarks to his girlfriend. In the recording, Sterling said he did not want his girlfriend to publicly associate with black people, including posting photos with them on Instagram or bringing them to Clippers games. The statements stirred outrage in the league and inspired an on-court protest by the Clippers, all but two of whom are black.

FACING SUICIDE highlights breakthroughs in functional brain imaging, neurochemistry and molecular genetics as it probes the causes of depression and suicide; explains a variety of strategies to assess risk and keep people safe; and explores systemic approaches that show promise of saving lives. “The [Centers for Disease Control and Prevention] is approaching suicide as a public health crisis because the rate in the U.S. has been on the rise since about 1999,” says Dr.

You might have heard this already, but Papa Johns has introduced bowls to the menu. The chain calls them — what else? — Papa Bowls, which has a doting, avuncular tone to it, as if a beloved grandfather had handpicked each ingredient for the nourishment of your body and soul. What arrives on your doorstep, packaged in a box within a box, like the junk food equivalent of Russian nesting dolls, looks more like a Stoner Bowl.

A team of researchers inside Pfizer made a startling find in 2015: The company’s blockbuster rheumatoid arthritis therapy Enbrel, a powerful anti-inflammatory drug, appeared to reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s disease by 64 percent. The results were from an analysis of hundreds of thousands of insurance claims. Verifying that the drug would actually have that effect in people would require a costly clinical trial — and after several years of internal discussion, Pfizer opted against further investigation and chose not to make the data public, the company confirmed.