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.
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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.
Study Reveals the Presence of 16 Toxic Metals in Tampons
Not only has research revealed tampons contain harmful chemicals, but a new study unveils 16 toxic metals in these products.
Loneliness Negatively Impacts Memory, Especially in Older Age
Being lonely and isolated not only leads to depression and compromised physical health but can also cause poor memory recall.
Decoding Medical Malpractice Claims for Patients
By recognizing the standard of care and the legal process for filing a claim, patients can better protect their rights and seek justice when harmed by medical negligence.
Ethical Challenges Presented by the Rise of Teledentistry
By navigating these ethical challenges with diligence and integrity, the dental profession can embrace the benefits of teledentistry while mitigating its risks.
Clozapine Adequately Treats Schizophrenia, Yet Isn’t Used Enough
Study finds that while the drug can target treatment resistant patients, its side effects are a deterrent to use.
Study Finds Potential Treatment for Deadly Food Allergies
Combining formulated inulin gel with protein allergens could prevent anaphylactic shock.