Article 6H39C CBT instead of Viagra? That won’t last for long | Brief letters

CBT instead of Viagra? That won’t last for long | Brief letters

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Cognitive behavioural therapy | Cutting down on mental maths | A break from gambling ads | Wound up in Winchester

So, the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence is suggesting offering women cognitive behavioural therapy as a treatment for menopause symptoms (Report, 11December). Next it will be recommending it for erectile dysfunction inlieuofViagra.
Teresa Grafton
London

Having two croissants for breakfast slows your recovery from the stress of mental maths speed tests, says your report (Comfort eating can impair body's recovery from stress, study shows, 10 December). Good to have this clear scientific evidence of our need to cut down sharply on mental maths.
John Foster
Brampton, Cumbria

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