Mental Health
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Substance Abuse Harms Physical, Mental, and Psychological Health
HO, July 9 — Inmates at the Ho Central Prisons received an education on the step-by-step nature of substance abuse this week,…
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Alzheimer’s Disease: A Progressive Neurodegenerative Disorder
WASHINGTON, July 7 — On the seventh floor of a downtown research institute, a neurologist pulls up a brain scan on a…
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Public delays seeking cancer care amid symptom concerns
LONDON, July 1 — One in three people who notice a possible warning sign of cancer wait at least six months before…
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Coma Patient Wakes Without Memory of Infant Son, Doctors Cite Retrograde Amnesia
The brain is a stubborn archive. It holds onto faces, sounds, the feel of a September afternoon pressing apples with friends. But…
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Navigating Depression Treatment and Its Impact on Sexual Function
SINGAPORE, June 29 — For years, Jason managed his depression quietly. Outwardly, he was a high performer at work and in a…
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Cancer Research UK survey finds 43% of patients do not revisit GP after symptoms persist
Cancer Research UK’s new data lands in a familiar spot. The charity has been tracking public hesitation toward red-flag symptoms for years.…
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Nearly a third of adults delay seeking help for cancer symptoms, charity finds
Cancer Research UK has been tracking how Britons handle potential cancer symptoms for years. The charity’s latest data, released this week, confirms…
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Mindfulness program shows promise for stress relief in TACE patients
A single number tells you most of what you need to know about liver cancer treatment with TACE: the procedure is often…
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Mindfulness reduces stress in liver cancer patients
HOUSTON, June 29 — A new study suggests that mindfulness-based stress reduction may improve perioperative outcomes for patients with advanced hepatocellular carcinoma…
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Grey hair in your 20s, poor memory in your 30s? Neurologists
MANILA, June 28 — For many people across Asia, noticing grey hair in their twenties or struggling with memory in their thirties…
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What’s Actually Driving Your Chronic Pain, From A Pain Psychologist
NEW YORK, June 28 — For nearly two decades, a psychologist who specializes in pain has been living with a reminder that…
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New York Psychologist with Chronic Pain Explains Condition Using Alarm System Analogy
NEW YORK — The alarm system analogy is the one that sticks. A broken window triggers the alarm. That is acute pain.…
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Neurologists warn chronic stress, not surface signs, may speed biological aging
MANILA — The grey hair in your 20s. The forgotten appointment at 35. For millions across Asia, these moments trigger a private…
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Pain Psychologist’s Own Paralysis Led to New Understanding of Chronic Pain
Sixteen years ago, a psychologist who treats pain woke up unable to walk. Two discs in her back had extruded, pressing on…
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Study Links Less Than 42 Minutes Daily Sunlight Exposure to Higher Dementia Risk
The latest study out of China, published in the journal General Psychiatry, lands in a country where nearly a million people already…
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Study links daily outdoor time of under 42 minutes to higher dementia risk
Nearly a million people in the UK are living with dementia. The condition kills more than 75,000 every year. There is no…
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Sleep Repair Cycle Disrupted by Chronic Sleep Deprivation, Dietitian Warns
London — The body has a maintenance crew. It works the night shift. When that shift is cut short, the repair work…
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Pueblo Therapist Explains How Sensory Therapy Helps Overwhelmed Children
PUEBLO, Colo. — The ceiling fan hums. A shirt tag scratches. A blender roars. For most people, these are background noises. For…
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How Motivational Interviewing Supports Neurodivergent People
MANILA, June 23 — As communities across Asia continue to grow and learn together, a powerful approach to helping others is gaining…
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MI’s Core Is Attitude, Not Technique, for Neurodivergent Support
The real power in Motivational Interviewing isn’t a technique. It isn’t a script or a checklist. According to the approach defined by…
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Manila Event Highlights Motivational Interviewing’s Role for Neurodivergent Communities
MANILA — The approach called Motivational Interviewing did not emerge from a boardroom or a government policy paper. It came from a…
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WHO Links Obesity to Sleep, Stress, and Hormones, Not Just Overeating
Gurugram — The World Health Organization now ranks obesity among the fastest-growing health threats worldwide. For years, the dominant message has been…
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WHO Report Links Obesity Rise to Stress, Sleep, and Hormones
Gurugram, June 19 — The World Health Organization now calls obesity one of the fastest-growing health concerns globally. That label carries weight.…
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Experts Say Stress Hormone Cortisol Drives Weight Gain Beyond Diet
Gurugram, June 19 — The number on the scale keeps climbing. The diet looks clean. The workout routine is consistent. Yet for…
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