Paracetamol: Very Easy To Overdose, Die
Paracetamol is being intensely investigated after a woman accidentally overdosed and killed herself while attempting to self-medicate.
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Improve Test Scores, Decrease Anxiety By Writing Fears Down
Students experience high levels of anxiety before a test can receive quick help by simply writing their troubles on paper.
Mental Illnesses Most Likely To Remain Untreated
Most mentally ill individuals cause no physical harm, and it is unknown that if those who do cause harm, would not have done so if treated.
Caffeine May Harm Children, Sleep
The study, published in The Journal of Pediatrics, discovered that 75 percent of children consume caffeine daily.
Teenage Girls More Likely To Suffer Recurring Depression
Treating teenage depression seems to be fairly effective, at first, but nearly 50 percent of those suffering from depression eventually become depressed again.
Yoga Helps Relieve Stress In Children With Cancer And Their Parents
New findings suggest that yoga may help alleviate the stress of cancer diagnosis and certain treatments, especially in children with cancer and their parents.
Hyperactivity, Anxiousness May Be Caused By Childhood Abandonment
Early separation from their mothers results in long-term anxiety and hyperactivity in mice.
Placebo Medication May Help Women With Sexual Dysfunction
Women experiencing sexual dysfunction in the form of low arousal or desire may notice improvements after taking a placebo.
Anxiety and Insomnia Medications Increase Death Risk 36 Percent
People attempting to relieve insomnia and anxiety with medication may be at an increased risk of dying.
Elders Scared Of Falling Experience A Higher Risk Of Actually Falling
Researchers discover older people who are scared of falling notice a higher risk of falling in the future, regardless of the true risk they have of actually falling.
