Could Your Nose Help Diagnose Schizophrenia?
April 30th, 2013
Despite the devastating effects of schizophrenia, it is often difficult to diagnose early.
As with all mental disorders and many other diseases, mental health professionals rely on a ...
Despite the devastating effects of schizophrenia, it is often difficult to diagnose early.
As with all mental disorders and many other diseases, mental health professionals rely on a ...
In a new study, Jamie Feusner, M.D., and colleagues report that individuals with body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) have, in essence, global "bad wiring" in their brains ...
A new University of Melbourne study suggests that up to 10 per cent of the population is affected by specific ...
Patients with schizophrenia have a hard time recognizing angry facial expressions, often mistaking them for fear, according to a new ...
New research suggests making a fist with your hand is not necessarily a sign of exasperation, rather a memory recall method.
Investigators also discovered a ...
The prevailing opinion and conventional wisdom has been to guard adolescents from sexually explicit material, because the content may influence a teens’ ...
New research finds that morals and conscience play a role in how we view money.
In particular, researchers discover that when people perceive money as ...
New research suggests an infant’s response to a scary situation predicts if they will be at risk for conduct disorders later in life.
Specifically, scientists discovered infants ...
Technology is on a roll as robots and other forms of simulation devices are now used in schools, home and work environments.
Robots and simulations can do just about anything ...
Despite the "student-athlete" label, college athletes are often viewed as being all brawn and no brain. A new initiative calls for proactive measures to improve an ...
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