Children With Autistic Siblings Have 20% Chance of Having ASD
New research explores connection between ASD children and their siblings.
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Study Finds Different Brain Chemistry in Conduct Disorder
Conduct disorder (CD) in young people is linked to significant differences in brain structure compared to typically developing children, new research published in The Lancet Psychiatry reveals. CD is generally diagnosed based on a pattern of behavior that violates societal norms and the rights of others. According to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental
Sleep Duration Improves with Evening Resistance Exercises
New study challenges traditional guidelines to not exercise before bed.
Study: Benzodiazepine Use Causes Changes in Brain Chemistry
Researchers found signs that the hippocampus and amygdala could permanently shrink with long-term benzodiazepine use.
Legal Tips for Handling Rehab Insurance Claim Denials in Pennsylvania
Persistence and self-advocacy are key to overcoming claim denials. Use available resources and support from legal professionals and advocacy groups.
Study Reveals Connection Between Semaglutide & NAION
New findings reveal weight loss drug is tied to vision loss.
Alcohol Intake Can Cause Mental Illness in College Women
New study shows diet, exercise, and sleep are not meaningfully linked to mental health, but alcohol consumption is.
RNs and the Intervention Program: Options for Nurses Struggling with Substance Addiction or Mental Health Concerns
Treatment options vary widely and are dependent on each nurse’s circumstances.
DBS Reveals Important Findings for Treating OCD Symptoms
Researchers monitor OCD patients who’ve undergone deep brain stimulation.
Study Defines Parameters for Catching Prostate Cancer Earlier
Researchers seek to improve prostate cancer detection, intervention, and survival rates.