Editorial T his month Canadian Family Physician presents the results of a survey of Belgian family physicians, which was designed to elicit their attitudes toward prescribing benzodiazepines (BZDs) and the barriers they perceived to nonpharmacologic methods as alternative ways to manage stress, anxiety, and insomnia (page e398). Anthierens and colleagues 1 remind us how widespread the use of BZ...

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Based on the empirical findings correlating disgust with conservatism, most scholars have fed arguments for its moral unreliability and concluded condemnation of this emotion. In paper, I will examine common about whether relying in domain is to be considered good or bad. problematize suggestion that we are justified firmly believing an ethically «dumb» – «smart» It rather seems can rational ir...