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“Let’s not use the word ‘cure’ if you don’t mind… When you talk about cure you imply that we’re broken. I don’t feel broken.” So says Liane Holliday Willey, a woman who not so long ago would have been described as a “victim” of Asperger’s Syndrome.

In one of our most important programs to date, this second of a two-part special report on Asperger’s Syndrome offers a groundbreaking and extraordinary look at Asperger's in children and young adults.

Imagine coming down with a bad case of the flu - the kind where your whole body aches and it's hard to think straight -- and that the flu NEVER GOES AWAY.

This week, we shed some light on the creative process and talk to leading researchers about artistic, scientific, and corporate creativity.

Dr. Peter Kramer examines new research on the biology of depression including new findings showing depression is not only a disease that affects the balance of chemicals in the brain, but the anatomy of the brain, as well.

Emotions are an integral part of being human. But what makes us happy, sad, or angry? What can science tell us about what happens in the brain when we experience emotion?

In this hour, we explore Exercise and the Mind.

This week on The Infinite Mind, we look at Foods and Moods. Just thinking about eating your favorite foods can make you feel good.

In this hour, we explore Marriage.

Why do so many people do it and what are the health effects? Also, researchers watch the brains of Tibetan monks on a brain scan and see evidence that there's a spot in the brain that appears to be "hard-wired for God."

In this hour we delve into our archives to bring you some of the best of The Infinite Mind segments on Parenting.

New, scientific research says prayer does heal. Medical researchers, clergy, and patients provide startling new insights into these "miracles of medicine."

As many as a third of the children diagnosed with ADD - Attention Deficit Disorder - are tragically misdiagnosed. Their tantrums, fidgetiness, self-abuse and inability to pay attention are signs of a major mental illness - bipolar disorder, or manic depression.

This week on The Infinite Mind, time is something we’re all familiar with. We observe it, mark it, wish for more or less of it, and even try to escape it.

Host Dr. Peter Kramer’s guests include social satirist Fran Lebowitz, a longtime victim of writer’s block and author of "Metropolitan Life" and "Social Studies"; Dr. Alice Flaherty, neurologist at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, MA, instructor at Harvard Medical School, and author of "The Midnight Disease...