Stress, Poor Coping Skills Can Lead to Seizures
April 12th, 2012
Pseudo-epilepsy is on the rise as a new study discovers that more than a third of patients believed to ...
Pseudo-epilepsy is on the rise as a new study discovers that more than a third of patients believed to ...
A new study presents good news for individuals diagnosed with both Parkinson’s disease and depression.
Researchers found the latest generation ...
Individuals who suffer from obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) are often plagued by incessant self-talk that leads to compulsive checking.
Although the thoughts may ...
Mike Wallace, who passed away over the weekend at age 93, was known for being a tough CBS 60 Minutes news correspondent.
But he also held onto a secret that ...
The topic of retribution extends as far back as the Bible. While the Bible provides conflicting counsel ...
Successful treatment of anorexia nervosa remains a significant challenge, as there is no medically approved drug specifically designed for the disorder.
Current ...
Apparently being ignored or rejected on sites such as Facebook, hurts as bad as it would in a face-to-face situation.
In a new ...
New research may help explain the dramatic increase in attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder cases. The answer, according to Oregon Health & Science University researchers, is that ADHD is more than ...
In a small study, researchers have shown that meditation and stress management techniques can be taught using an online virtual community.
Researchers from Massachusetts General Hospital (MHG) believe the ...
In a new study, researchers have determined cumulative traumatic stress exposure is tied to higher levels of heart inflammation among individuals with cardiovascular disease.
Scientists from the San ...
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