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RSSBelieve it or not, but it is true that 3D video games may help uncover brain dysfunction. Researchers have reached this conclusion after studying 30 depressed patients and 19 people without mood disorders. This study has led researchers to believe that...
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First of all, forget Rusty Limburger. The man is a moron and I will not dignify him by commenting on his asinine proclamations in this blog!
Second, just so we all...
made popular Mar 12 2009
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Severe depression may silently break a seemingly healthy woman’s heart.
made popular Mar 9 2009
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A Depression doesn’t have to be Great _ bread lines, rampant unemployment, a wipeout in the stock market. The economy can sink into a milder depression, the kind...
made popular Mar 2 2009
India is being attacked from all sides and internally…something very sinister seems to be going on…
It is a fact that right from the birth of our nation, we have...
made popular Mar 2 2009
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If the economy looks like it’s going downhill now, just wait.
made popular Feb 27 2009
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Barack Obama and his congressional allies are gambling that the largest public spending program since World War II and a new round of tax cuts will pry the economy from...
made popular Jan 17 2009
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Franklin Roosevelt swept into Washington in the threadbare depths of the Depression, told the nation it would revive, and got to work.
made popular Jan 16 2009
I feel it is like a dreadful disease “DEPRESSION”, the word means a lot, especially at such times when the world is going through the Global Recession and...
made popular Dec 4 2008
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Older people who are depressed are much more likely to develop a dangerous type of internal body fat _ the kind that can lead to diabetes and heart disease _ than...
made popular Dec 1 2008
Congress was decidedly unimpressed by the three domestic auto makers’ plea for a bailout last week and responded by asking them to do the impossible: conjure up...
made popular Nov 28 2008
Depression is a growing silent killer in people around the globe. Humans, owing to the pace and subjectivity toward life, have been drowning deeper into the burrows of...
made popular Nov 26 2008
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Started with a meager print run more than a decade ago, alternative country magazine No Depression helped launch the careers of Ryan Adams and Wilco. As it picked up...
made popular Nov 26 2008
I hear the cries. I keep running, searching, but I can’t find him. Again, the belt cracks. I run faster, aimlessly, I must find this child. I’m about to...
made popular Nov 18 2008
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The words have been repeated over and over: This is the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression.
made popular Oct 29 2008
When did we stop being happy? was it when we grew up? was it when we realized that our parents don’t love us for who we are? Or perhaps it was when we grew a...
made popular Oct 25 2008
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The government has approved the first noninvasive brain stimulator to treat depression _ a device that beams magnetic pulses through the skull.
made popular Oct 20 2008
The global financial meltdown has hit not only pockets. Greater numbers of people are suffering from insomnia, anxiety and depression and psychiatrists say suicide...
made popular Oct 19 2008
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The U.S. plan to ease the credit crisis by investing in banks retraces steps taken during the Depression by an agency that accomplished its mission _ but became a...
made popular Oct 14 2008
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Neuroscience, from the past many years, had tried to understand the complexities of human brain and its working. They are often entangled in challenges posed by mood...
made popular Jul 26 2007
If you are beaming in pride that you can remember every single account of your childhood incidents, don’t be. Keeping long term memories alive may not be...
made popular Apr 11 2007
Stress is harmful for mental and physical health most of us know this but a fact, hurled by a new study depicts it somewhat more horrifically.
According to...
made popular Mar 16 2007
Stress may play havoc with the life of a child. Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) may result if a kid undergoes physical, emotional or sexual abuse or witness...
made popular Mar 5 2007
Stress has always been linked to poor health but perhaps this is for the first time that any study has come out uncovering negative effects of stress on kids’...
made popular Mar 5 2007
You might have heard that going night after night without sleep may turn you forgetful but do you know why. This time a new study has come out uncovering the reason...
made popular Dec 6 2006
If most of your nights go sleepless and stressful, your chances of coming out with weaker memory are quite high. A new study has vindicated this fact after studying...
made popular Nov 29 2006
Now, depressed people have enough reasons to get optimistic with the fact that depression may be more likely to have a more rapid decline in Alzheimer’s disease...
made popular Feb 8 2006
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