A wirelessly powered implant the size of a grain of rice can electrically stimulate the brains of mice as the…
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Study suggests method for predicting men who may kill their spouses
The psychological and forensic profile of men who murder their intimate partners varies from murderers who kill people they don’t…
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Teen stress: What’s normal and when to get help
If you have a teenager in your house, you likely know that youth isn’t always carefree and positive. Learning to…
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How to stop work stress from turning into burnout
Have you ever been so emotionally exhausted at work that the mere thought of typing up one more report or…
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Care for depression, anxiety helps war-exposed children long-term
Treating depression and anxiety in youngsters affected by war may have lasting benefits for their mental health and ability to…
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A form of “virtual reality” therapy might help treat alcohol addiction, suggests a preliminary study from South Korea. The study…
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Fitness in middle age linked to healthier brain in later years
People who have better aerobic fitness in middle age may ward off decreases in brain volume later in life, potentially…
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Children of depressed mothers at risk for behavior problems
Children are more likely to develop behavioral or emotional problems if their mothers are chronically depressed, even if symptoms aren’t…
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Designer Drugs Fry Brain Like Ecstasy
Some “designer drugs” may be in a legal gray area, but their actions on the brain are similar to those…
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Psychiatrists spend 1 million hours a year awaiting insurance approval, study says
One million hours: That’s how long psychiatrists across the country spend each year, waiting to get approval from insurance companies…
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