Living Near Busy Streets May Increase Stroke Risks
Not only could living on a busy road be the cause of some sleepness nights, but it could also increase stroke risk, specifically for older individuals, a new study may show.
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Many Surgeons Think About Suicide, Seek No Help
A new study has found that many surgeons have suicidal thoughts but very few seek mental health assistance.
ADHD Difficult To Detect, Shares Symptoms With Bipolar Disorder
Warning signs have been released by the Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry to help parents detect ADHD symptoms early.
Long Work Hours May Lead To Stress, Health Problems
Whether or not the case of Steve Jobs, Apple CEO, taking another medical leave of absence is related or not, the growing problem with increased work hours and decreased health is evident.
Paracetamol: Very Easy To Overdose, Die
Paracetamol is being intensely investigated after a woman accidentally overdosed and killed herself while attempting to self-medicate.
Mental Illnesses Difficult, Not Impossible To Detect
Experts have been analyzing mental illnesses, their prevalence, and whether or not they can be treated before a tragedy occurs.
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.
Caffeine May Harm Children, Sleep
The study, published in The Journal of Pediatrics, discovered that 75 percent of children consume caffeine daily.
Stressful Jobs Increase Disease Risk In Women
Women at high-stress jobs are upwards of 40 percent more likely to suffer a heart attack, stroke, or cardiovascular disease than women who do not have a stressful job.
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.
