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Study Of Emotional Well-Being And It's Influence On Cancer Survival
Categorie : Psychology / PsychiatryResearchers at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine have found that emotional well-being is not an independent factor affecting the prognosis of patients with head and neck cancers. This study appears in the December 1st issue of CANCER."The belief that a patient's psychological sta ...
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Sun Oct 2007
Health Department Launches Poster Campaign In Schools And Clinics To Help Address High Rates Of Depression In Latinas
Categorie : Psychology / PsychiatryThe Health Department announced the launch of a new awareness campaign to help de-stigmatize mental health problems and promote positive coping strategies among young Latinas, who suffer from depression at higher rates than other groups. This fall the Health Department began distributing posters ...
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Sun Oct 2007
Neural Link Between Sleep Loss And Psychiatric Disorders
Categorie : Psychology / PsychiatryIt has long been assumed that sleep deprivation can play havoc with our emotions.This is notably apparent in soldiers in combat zones, medical residents and even new parents. Now there's a neurological basis for this theory, according to new research from the University of California, Berkeley, and ...
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Sun Oct 2007
Psychological And Social Support Needed For Cancer Patients
Categorie : Psychology / PsychiatryCancer therapies save and prolong many lives, but they and the tumors they target also can exact a debilitating toll on patients' mental and emotional state and cause health problems that typically are not dealt with during oncology treatment. [click link for full article] ...
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Sun Oct 2007
Sleep Problems Strongly Linked To Psychiatric Disorders
Categorie : Psychology / PsychiatryIf you do not get enough sleep your chances of developing a psychiatric disorder are much greater, say researchers from Harvard Medical School and the University of California at Berkeley. Brain scans revealed that the sleep-deprived brain becomes tired and abnormally emotional. You can read a ...
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Sun Oct 2007
Results Of Preliminary Study On Sexual Offenders With Intellectual Disability
Categorie : Psychology / PsychiatryOur study "Sexual knowledge and attitudes of men with intellectual disability who sexually offend," published in Journal of Intellectual and Developmental Disability in June 2007 did not find that sex education made sexual offenders with an intellectual disability more dangerous. [click link for ful ...
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Sun Oct 2007
Improving The Accuracy Of Visual Searches In Medicine And Homeland Security
Categorie : Psychology / PsychiatryThat fleeting moment of regret between clicking the wrong icon and seeing an unwanted web page pop onto the screen could make a huge difference in improving the accuracy of visual searches in medicine and homeland security.Visual screening is critical to such things as early cancer diagnosis and air ...
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Sun Oct 2007
The Effectiveness Of Psychological Treatments For Treatment-Resistant
Categorie : Psychology / PsychiatryDepression: A Systematic Review A systematic review of all studies (controlled and uncontrolled) to evaluate psychological interventions with treatment-resistant depression. One systematic review and two subsequent RCTs including persons 58 years or older with all grades of depressive diso ...
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Mon Jul 2007
National Campaign Showcases The Importance Of Joining Forces With 'Man's Best Friend' In Overcoming Depression
Categorie : Psychology / PsychiatryWhile many people with depression turn to family and friends for support, research has shown that enlisting the help of an unexpected companion -- a dog -- may also have a positive effect on overall health and well-being(i). [click link for full article] ...
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Mon Jun 2007
Borderline Personality Disorder Shows Improvements With Intensive Psychotherapy
Categorie : Psychology / PsychiatryAn intensive form of talk therapy, known as transference-focused psychotherapy (TFP), can help individuals affected with borderline personality disorder (BPD) by reducing symptoms and improving their social functioning, according to an article in the June issue of the American Journal of Psychiatry, ...
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Sun Jun 2007
Antipsychotic Drugs Increase Risk Of Death In Older People With Dementia
Categorie : Psychology / PsychiatryA new study shows that use of antipsychotic drugs is associated with an early and sustained increase in risk of death when used to treat disruptive behavior of older adults with dementia.The study suggests that both newer "atypical" antipsychotics and older conventional antipsychotics are associated ...
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Sun Jun 2007
Depressed People Gain More From Getting Married
Categorie : Psychology / PsychiatryMarriage provides greater psychological benefits to depressed people compared to people who are not depressed before they walk down the aisle, a new study reveals. This remains true even though marriage quality is poorer for depressed individuals. Adrianne Frech and Kristi Williams, Ph.D. from Ohio ...
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Sun Jun 2007
Indian Reservation Reeling in Wave of Youth Suicides and Attempts
Categorie : Psychology / PsychiatryAmerican Indian and Alaska Native youth 15 to 24 years old are committing suicide at a rate more than three times the national average for their age group. ...
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Sat Jun 2007
Neuronal Activity Gives Clues To Working Memory - Findings Could Also Lead To Better Treatments For Schizophrenia, Weill Cornell Team Says
Categorie : Psychology / PsychiatryA newly discovered interplay of cells in one of the brain's memory centers sheds light on how you recall your grocery list, where you laid your keys, and a host of important but fleeting daily tasks.Scientists at Weill Cornell Medical College say their experiments with common goldfish are uncovering ...
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Fri Jun 2007
Are Physicians Hesitant To Diagnose Depression?
Categorie : Psychology / PsychiatryProviding a voice to an often silent disease, Epocrates, Inc. surveyed 500 clinicians to identify trends in depression diagnosis, prevalence and treatment. People dealing with stress, whether in the workplace or at home, should take note; nearly all clinicians identified stress as the leading contri ...
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Fri Jun 2007
What's The Fat Content? Whether Or Not You Notice Depends On How You Think
Categorie : Psychology / PsychiatryA new paper by Shailendra Pratap Jain (Indiana University), Kalpesh Kaushik Desai (SUNY Binghamton), and Huifang Mao (University of Central Florida) examines how consumers in individualistic- and collectivistic-oriented societies compare products. [click link for full article] ...
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Fri Jun 2007
Too Much Of A Good Thing?
Categorie : Psychology / PsychiatryIt's totally understandable to feel ambivalent when presented with both positive and negative evidence. However, people often feel ambivalent even when all the news is good or bad, anticipating conflict before it arises. The first empirical demonstration of this reaction appears in new study from th ...
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Fri Jun 2007
Psychologists Call For Recognition Of Indigenous Trauma - Australian Psychological Society
Categorie : Psychology / PsychiatryAustralian psychologists are calling for a rethink of the causes of indigenous Australians' health and social problems and recognition that they are largely the result of a history of widespread trauma. [click link for full article] ...
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Fri Jun 2007
Why You Can't Teach An Old Dog New Tricks: Cognitive Lock-In
Categorie : Psychology / PsychiatryThe ability to learn from experience is of central importance to human existence. It allows us to acquire many of the skills we need to complete a wide variety of complicated, multi-step tasks in an efficient manner. It also creates habit - a critical, if often overlooked factor in the product and s ...
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Thu Jun 2007
You Are What You Buy: How Different Consumer Types Shop
Categorie : Psychology / PsychiatryWhat you buy says a lot about you, according to a new study from the June issue of the Journal of Consumer Research. Consider this goal: to spend more time with your family. If you seek out products that expand the amount of quality time you have to share - say, a football to throw around in the yar ...
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Wed Jun 2007
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