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1. Color Me Subversive.

Author

MARSH, LAURA

Subjects
*COLORING books, *AMERICAN satire, *LITERARY criticism, *HISTORY of psychoanalysis, *CRAYONS, *AMERICAN political satire, *COLORING books for adults, *TWENTIETH century, *PSYCHOLOGY, *HISTORY, *MANNERS & customs, 20TH century United States history
Abstract

The article discusses the popularity of adult coloring books in the U.S. in 1962. Topics include the political and satirical aspects of 1960s adult coloring books, the therapeutic intent of adult coloring books as of 2016, and the relation of 1960s interest in adult coloring books to psychoanalysis. The history of widely available crayons is addressed.

Published
2016

2. The Doctor Is In…and Down.

Author

ZIV, STAV

Subjects
*MENTAL depression, *MENTAL health, *RESIDENTS (Medicine), *INTERNS (Medicine), *PSYCHOLOGY of adults, *PSYCHOLOGY
Abstract

The article discusses how residencies seem to be making physicians-in-training depressed, according to a paper published in "JAMA." It details the Intern Health Study led by Dr. Srijan Sen of the University of Michigan which reveals that the overall rate of depression or depressive symptoms among interns and residents was 28.8%, contrary to the 6.6% of adults in the U.S. who experienced a major depressive episode over the course of 2014.

Published
2016