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MSN Health and Fitness - May 25, 2010

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One of the urban myths that persists among patients taking antidepressants is that it's fine to take a little drug holiday, especially if the meds are decreasing interest in sex. Most doctors, however, don't agree that this technique works. "The libido is very complicated," says David Baron, a psychiatrist at Temple's School of Medicine. He doubts it's capable of bouncing back after a mere 24- or 48-hour absence of the drug. What may bounce back, however, is your depression.

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Fox29 - May 25, 2010

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Chicago Tribune - May 26, 2010

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More than 300 people die each year from heat-related diseases — and thousands get very sick. The three most common heat problems can affect anyone at any age: heat rash, heat exhaustion and heat stroke — but they're 100 percent preventable. Exposure to heat plus dehydration can lead to heat exhaustion. Flu-like symptoms plus a throbbing headache, cool skin, chills and a pale, weak pulse can all occur, said Bob McNamara, chair of Emergency Medicine at Temple's School of Medicine. Treat it by drinking water and finding a cool place to sit.

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Smoky Mountain News - May 26, 2010

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Chicago Tribune - May 27, 2010

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Chronicle of Higher Education - May 26, 2010

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Toronto Star - May 27, 2010

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CBS21 (Harrisburg, Pa.) - May 27, 2010

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Reuters - May 28, 2010

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Philadelphia Inquirer - May 30, 2010

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