Key Chemical for Parkinson’s Disease Found
Researchers announced today that they have identified a key chemical -- DOPAL -- that appears to be the root cause of Parkinson's disease. Such a finding, if confirmed, could lead to ... Read more... »
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Archive for October, 2007
Dementia the New American Epidemic
The aging of America presents significant family challenges as baby-boomer parents approach the period in their life when dementia and Alzheimer's disease, the most common cause of dementia, become prevalent. ... Read more... »
Too Much Optimism Can Be a Problem
While being optimistic is generally believe to be a benefit for living a high quality and perhaps longer life, too much optimism can be a problem, especially in regards to financial ... Read more... »
Is Work Conflict Manageable
Ethnicity appears to influence how an individual perceives inter-personal conflict on the worksite. A new study shows that Americans are more optimistic than East Asians about the chances of successfully ... Read more... »
Talking Improves Memory
New research suggests talking to another person for 10 minutes can help an individual improve memory and bolster test performance.
"In our study, socializing was just as effective as more traditional ... Read more... »
Stress Reduction Lowers Alcohol Dependence
A promising new study uses "mindfulness-based stress reduction" as an integral treatment strategy for alcohol use disorders.
The technique, often used in behavioral medicine for stress reduction, promises to enable individuals ... Read more... »
Blood Pressure Drugs for Alzheimer’s
A new research study suggests some commonly prescribed drugs for the treatment of hypertension may be capable of preventing
Alzheimer's disease and cognitive deterioration.
The findings are published in the November ... Read more... »
Depakote, Lithium Shown Effective in Childhood Bipolar
Researchers reported today that a study has shown that Depakote and lithium are effective in helping alleviate bipolar disorder symptoms in children.
In the study, one of the largest of ... Read more... »
Unintentional Consequences With New Parkinson Treatment
A new research study finds that although deep brain stimulation (DBS) offers a means to relieve the tremors and rigidity that afflict individuals with Parkinson’s disease, compulsive behaviors may arise.
Michael Frank, an assistant professor of ... Read more... »
Miscommunication Challenges ADHD Care
A new study finds that parents of children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder are concerned with behaviors such as aggression and defiance, while pediatric psychiatrists focus on associated mental health conditions including depression, bipolar and ... Read more... »
