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Former Jacket Bosh Hits Winner Against Atlanta (CBS 46 News Atlanta)

Chris Bosh hit the winning shot with 2.1 seconds left and the Toronto Raptors ended a five-game losing streak with a 106-105 victory over the Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday night.

Biden Mistakenly Blesses Irish Leader’s Mom (WFTV 9 Orlando)

Vice President Joe Biden asked for God’s blessing for the late mother of Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowen during a White House celebration of St. Patrick’s Day — except the elderly lady is very much alive.

Aberdeen: New depression and bipolar disorder group (Aberdeen American News)

A new support group aimed at people with depression and bipolar disorder will begin at 7:30 p.m. March 30 in the friendship room at Zion Lutheran Church, 1732 S. Main St….

Dragun was not bipolar: psychologist (thewest.com.au)

A worried Charmaine Dragun asked her psychologist Belinda Khong for advice about whether she was suffering bipolar disorder, an inquest into her death has heard.

English Usage – bipolar disorder – English editing.

This term is increasingly being used as a more neutral way of referring to what was previously known as manic depression. By www.manuscriptedit.com

Dragun’s diagnosis ‘didn’t feel right’ (WA Today)

Newsreader’s GP admits she may not have had depression, but a condition far worse.

GP doubted newsreader’s depression diagnosis (thewest.com.au)

An experienced doctor who saw Charmaine Dragun five weeks before she died raised concerns that the Perth newsreader was suffering bipolar dis- order and not depression, for which she had been treated for a decade.

Mental illness and religion: Why some people become fanatics

Mental illness is a general term for a wide range of mental problems. Bipolar, depression and schizophrenia are to name but a few. Even though all of these illnesses are uniquely different, there are signs and symptoms that can fit all …

Depression diagnosis for Dragun ‘didn’t feel right at all’, says GP (Brisbane Times)

CHARMAINE DRAGUN spent her adult life being medicated for depression. But for Helena Berenson, an experienced general practitioner, the diagnosis of depression ”didn’t feel right at all”.

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