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Archive for September, 2005
Health Tip: Helping Teens Who are Shy (HealthDay)
By Depressed Jane on September 14, 2005
Cognitive Therapy Halves Risk of Second Suicide Attempt (HealthDay)
By Depressed Jane on September 14, 2005
A psychiatric technique of straight talk about tough problems reduces the chance that people who have survived one suicide attempt will try again, a new study finds.
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Many Cambodians Still Bears Scars of Khmer Rouge (HealthDay)
By Depressed Jane on September 14, 2005
Many Cambodian refugees living in the United States who fled the brutal Khmer Rouge regime more than two decades ago remain traumatized, a new study finds.
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Study: Kava, Valerian Don’t Work (HealthDay)
By Depressed Jane on September 14, 2005
New research is casting doubt on the effectiveness of kava and valerian root, two popular herbal remedies, with investigators finding they provided users with no more symptom relief than a placebo.
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Minor Depression Can Become Major Problem (HealthDay)
By Depressed Jane on September 3, 2005
New research suggests a minor case of the blues could be a major cause for alarm: People with mild depression appear to be six times more likely to fall into major depression.
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Emotions Color Health Effects of Expressive Writing (HealthDay)
By Depressed Jane on September 3, 2005
Expressive writing, the art of putting individual thought and feeling on paper, has long been known to improve health and speed recovery. Now, a new study finds this effect may be influenced by the writer’s mental state at the time of writing.
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Parents Have a Place in Child Psychotherapy (HealthDay)
By Depressed Jane on September 3, 2005
Family therapy, where parents are included in treatment sessions, is an effective therapy for conduct disorders and substance abuse in children and teens, according to a review examining 10 years worth of research.
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When Tanning Becomes an Addiction (HealthDay)
By Depressed Jane on September 3, 2005
Some sun worshippers may actually be psychologically addicted to tanning, researchers report.
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Now for Some Real Monkey Business (HealthDay)
By Depressed Jane on September 3, 2005
In recent studies, scientists tracked the behaviors of shoppers and investors as they spent money snapping up things on sale or investing in low-risk transactions.
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Gambling and Alcoholism May Have Different Roots (HealthDay)
By Depressed Jane on September 3, 2005
While drinking and gambling often go hand-in-hand, the two addictions are not identical, according to a team of Brazilian and Canadian researchers.
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