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Michael E. Silverman

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Cognitive neuroscientist and behavioral psychologist. Associate Professor in New York City. I see patients and publish novel research on depression, anxiety, childhood development, and cognition. Opinions are entirely my own.

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Michael E. Silverman I'm currently focusing primarily on my research. Our lab just published the largest study of postpartum depression ever conducted. It's been reported …moreI'm currently focusing primarily on my research. Our lab just published the largest study of postpartum depression ever conducted. It's been reported by over 100 news outlets around the world. http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10...(less)
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The beginning of the story was interesting, but the author unfortunately lost their way halfway through.
The Instrumentalist by Harriet Constable
"Repetitive, trite, seems like it was just written to be adapted for TV. So boring to take interesting real history and remove any nuance of contextual history to shove a 21st century self aware feminist hero at the forefront. The worst book I read th" Read more of this review »
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"This book struggled to keep me engaged. Nothing was terribly memorable, so I completely forgot what I had read during the previous sitting each time I picked it up. I had to stop after a few chapters because I couldn't connect with the characters or " Read more of this review »
The Instrumentalist by Harriet Constable
"A female orphan becomes a star violinist in 18th century Venice under the tutelage of Antonio Vivaldi... well, what more could you ask for? Novels about music are hard to come by so I snapped this one up as quickly as you please.

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