Shocking findings were reported in the August 1st issue of CANCER; cancer patients with schizophrenia possess a mortality rate that is 50% higher than general populations. In fact, cancer in patients…
ReadAccording to findings published in the June 16th issue of Neurology donepezil (Aricept) may delay dementia in patients with mild cognitive impairment and depression. The study, however, found that patients…
ReadFindings from a study recently published online in The American Journal of Psychiatry suggest a link between sudden unexplained death in children and teens and stimulant use. Among 564 children and…
ReadAccording to findings reported at an Endocrine Society meeting at Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh, chronic opioid therapy greatly increases the risk for several hormonal deficiencies. The 25 patients enrolled…
ReadAn interesting study was published today in Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, which examined the relationship between alcohol and suicide across a variety of ethnic groups. The study, conducted by the…
ReadAccording to findings recently presented at the annual meeting of the Association of Professional Societies, insomnia and mood disorders may be facilitated through the same genetic pathways. The study examined…
ReadAccording to findings published in July in a special issue of Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs, drunk driving and binge drinking are on the rise among students across…
ReadAccording to findings recently published in the Archives of Ophthalmology the childhood eye disorder, intermittent exotropia, which occurs in about 1% of developmentally normal children, is linked to increased risk…
ReadA new Alzheimer’s test that was designed to be user friendly and quick (a one page double sided test) turns out to be extremely accurate. The TYM (Test Your Memory)…
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