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The Neurobiology of Addicts: Modern Brain Scans (SPECT) Can Show What May Be Driving Force Behind AddictionsThe neurobiological differences of an addict becomes crystal clear through a brain scan called SPECT (Single Photo Emission Computed Tomography). -
Santiago Roman Y Cajal: Neurobiology's Founding FatherA biography of Roman y Cajal and an overview of his many accomplishments.
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Rocket Science and GolfWhile it may not take a Doctorate degree in physics to play golf, success in the game of golf largely depends upon the interplay of the sciences especially the areas of neurobiology, physics, Kinesiology and even Meteorology.
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Chemistry to Enhance Psychiatry, Treatment of Mental Disorders, in the FutureThe ever-increasing understanding of neurobiology and brain chemistry will, no doubt, continue to grow exponentially. As it does, the aspects of the help we call "psychiatry" and "psychotherapy" will continue to change.
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New York Permits Purchase of Eggs from Women for Stem Cell ResearchEthical controversy heats up over New York's decision to publicly fund the purchase of eggs from women for stem cell research after attempting to recruit women to donate eggs for free gets no response. -
Aging Canines: Do Antioxidants Have Benefits for Dogs?Would your aging canine benefit from an antioxidant rich diet? Find out whether antioxidants have benefits for dogs.
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Panic Disorder: Research FindingsResearch on panic disorder is reviewed. Lactate can trigger panic attacks. Possible reasons for this are explained. Klein's theory is discussed.
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Eat at Night and You May Gain WeightWise food and chronobiology traditions reveal that what is certain is that the person you are in the morning is different from the one you are at night.
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The Glutamate/Glutamine Theory for SchizophreniaMeasurements have shown elevated amino acids in the brain in schizophrenia. Glutamate is one of these amino acids. If this problem causes schizophrenia, then a diet is suggested.
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Designated Driver DilemmaChoosing a designated driver is not as simple as choosing someone who doesn't drink alcoholic beverages! Play it safe with common sense - and science!
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Turmeric, Weight Loss, and Possible Alzheimer's Prevention ResearchCan turmeric or an extract from it, curcumin, prevent Alzheimer's while preventing you from gaining weight? -
Treatments for Major Depression Disorder: Concerns and DoubtsThis paper examines some of the failures that treatment strategies for Major Depression Disorder have encountered. It looks at the very art of prescribing treatment and the more recent trend of prescribing lithium for the treatment of major depression.
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The Causes of Individual Variation in the Risk and Expression of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)In this paper I examine the neurobiological factors that may explain why some people are more vulnerable to PTSD and why those who suffer from PTSD exhibit different symptoms.
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Raising MomFour girls end up raising their own mother after she battles with deep depression and anxiety.
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Happiness: 6 Myths and TruthsHappiness: 6 Myths and Truths Don't Fall for These 6 Happiness Myths; Learn How to Overcome Them
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Excessive Amino Acids in the Brain in Mental IllnessMeasurements in the brain have shown excessive amino acids in mental illness. These same amino acids are found in the diet. A diet very low in amino acids is suggested as a treatment.
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Happiness: 6 Myths and TruthsHappiness: 6 Myths and Truths
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The Neuropsychology of Normal Aging: Changes in Memory and Emotion RecognitionThe normal elderly are able to produce but unable to comprehend emotional tones in speech. They seem less skilled in detecting emotions in facial expressions and also display losses in memory.
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Adult Stem Cell Research Leads to a Method to Replace Damaged Heart TissueThe ethical debate continues over embryonic stem cell research even though embryonic research has not proven successful while adult stem cell research continues to deliver results. -
Let Them Eat RisperidoneAmino acids play an important role in mental health. Risperidone is plagued by bad side effects. Dietary treatment may be better.
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New Approaches to Mental HealthNew ideas in mental health are discussed. Often old scientists come up with new ideas. Amino acids appear to be critical in mental diseases.
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Antipsychiatry is Too RadicalAntipsychiatry claims that mental illness does not exist. It claims that there are no chemical imbalances. Mental problems are just social oppression.
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Major Depression and Other Mental DisordersMajor depression appears to be caused by excessive metabolism of tryptophan. A low tryptophan diet is suggested.
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Advances in Mental Health ResearchThere are a lot of articles on nutrition in mental health, but few of these get in the Pubmed data base. The Gale databases are more open-minded. Nutrition is cheaper and safer than drugs.
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Are Chimps the Answer to Alzheimer's?One of the most tragic diseases we as human have to deal with is Alzheimer's. Strangely enough, though we share most of our DNA with them, chimpanzees do not. -
Healthy Dog Treats from the FridgeFinding healthy treats for your dog is simple - just look in the fridge! -
Fructose Effects on Spatial Memory: Why You May Want to Avoid This SweetenerFructose is one of the most commonly used sweeteners in beverages and packaged foods. A new study shows that it may alter spatial memory. Here's the full story.
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What You Can Do with a Major in Biological SciencesAfter spending two years researching different majors, I'm here to offer the results. For all of you who are interested in biology, this may be a good fit for you!
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ADHDAttention-deficit/ hyperactivity disorder is a neurobehavioral developmental disorder. It is estimated that it affects 3% - 5% of children globally.
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The Latest Research in PsychiatryRecent research in psychiatry favors nutritional approaches for the various forms of mental disease since drug treatments have been problematic.
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Monoamine Theories in PsychiatrySome important neurotransmitters are monoamines including dopamine, serotonin, etc. These neurotransmitters are thought to have abnormalities in the various forms of mental illness including schizophrenia, depression, etc.
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Human Reflexes: A Study of the Hoffman Reflex and Vestibulo Ocular SystemA subconscious reaction is called a reflex, which is a graded, involuntary response that occurs in response to an appropriate stimulus. A reflex acts in response to a deviation from ideal conditions within the body.
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The Nature of Drug AddictionsThis is my editorial, accompannied along with recent research, about the nature of drug addictions and future treatments.
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Obesity in AmericaThis is a research paper that was due in a very short time for my English class. It is a persuasive paper that argues that obesity needs to be solved by the national and state government. The paper is may not be all inclusive. -
Shining a Light on the Brain - Surprising or Unsurprising New Findings?A new study confirms that excessive light results in brain growth and reduced immune system activity within the brain. This in turn suggests that light therapy should be studied in greater detail in psychiatric and neurologic disease.
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Long-term Neurobiological Effects of Chronic Antidepressant Exposure During Preadolescence in Female RatsFluoxetine (FLX), is prescribed for the treatment of major depressive disorder in young populations. The current study explored the short- and long-term consequences of preadolescent exposure to FLX on behavioral and molecular reactivity to stress.
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Tips for Recovering from Pornography AddictionDo you think you're addicted to pornography? Do you want help but are unsure on what to do?
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Exercise like Aerobics Aides in InsomniaScientific evidence has shown that exercise such as aerobics can treat insomnia.
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Early Trauma as a Causal Factor in ADHD DiagnosesPTSD symptoms in children often look very similar to ADHD symptoms. This article explores the possibility that trauma may be a partial cause in some cases of ADHD.
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Alzheimer's Cure from NatureSimple things in nature seem to aide in diseases.Asian turmeric is next in line for Alzheimer's Disease.
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