Psilocybin research arrives at U of Minnesota
By John Horchner Current lab studies at the University of Minnesota in neuropsychiatric disorders, including psychedelic treatments, hold the promise of yielding breakthrough results on using the drug psilocybin. To... Read More
“Pilgrimage to Holy Land” program set Feb. 11
By Mary Mergenthal,Commentary Three regionally known and nationally active interfaith religious leaders will reunite for a program running from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Feb. 11, at St. Anthony Park... Read More
A long life with Parkinson’s disease
By John Horchner,Commentary On a chilly Saturday morning in early November, my wife and I visited the Bell Museum in St Paul to watch an animated film called “Mysteries of... Read More
Consider an all-purpose resolution for 2023
By Dave HealyCommentary We know that the calendar — its weeks and months — is a contrivance. Although the earth completes a revolution of the sun every 365.25 days, the... Read More
Reflecting on who are influencers
By Jack Neely,Commentary The bank teller greeted me with, “How are you doing today?” I responded, “It’s a dog-eat-dog world out there and I’m wearing milk-bone shorts!” The teller gave... Read More
Caretakers face challenges
By Dave Healy Parents take care of children, so they can be considered caregivers. However, we usually distinguish between parenting and caregiving, reserving the latter term for the care that... Read More
