3 days ago by ginaulery

By Stone Hearth News Programs that support parents during their child’s early years hold promise for obesity prevention, according to a new study in the online February 6 issue of Pediatrics. Today, one out of five American children is obese. Young children who are overweight are five times more lik ...

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4 days ago by Janice Wood

New Study Fails to Tie Antidepressant to Suicide in Kids is a post from: Beat Depression FOREVER Follow us at Facebook/BeatDepressionForever A new analysis of clinical trial data has found that treatment with the antidepressant fluoxetine (brand name Prozac) did not affect the risk of suicide in chi ...

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18 days ago by Janet

In entering the mental hospital one gains the realization, that hey, I really need help. This is no DUH, I mean the reality slaps you in the face that you are sick and these people realize that you need to have it right away. They will not turn and walk away from you to let you try to clime out of t ...

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32 days ago by Sleeping Disorders Symptoms

A new study led by the University of Colorado Boulder could be a wake-up call for parents of toddlers: Daytime naps for your kids may be more important than you think... Read the full story: Chronic Missed Naps Could Put Toddlers At Risk For Mood-Related Problems Later In Life Tags: Mood-Related Pro ...

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36 days ago by brianjames

No matter how big the toothless smiles, how many toys are packed into the playroom, how perfect the family holiday photo seems, many children experience some kind of stress while they are growing up that one researcher says could stay with them into adulthood. Related: Can kids “catch” your stress? ...

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55 days ago by tamblin

Celtics\’ Jeff Green To Have Surgery For Aortic AneurysmForward, 25, will have the operation Monday and will sit out the season. The team says he can expect to resume his career next season. Boston Celtics forward Jeff Green will have surgery for an aortic aneurysm and will sit out this season, the ...

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69 days ago by Stem Man

Announcer: Recently, Dr. Ricardo Dolmetsch, an associate professor of neurobiology at Stanford, spoke with National Institute of Mental Health Director Dr. Thomas Insel. Devoted to Autism Spectrum Disorder research, Dr. Dolmetsch and his colleagues have generated stem cells from children with autism ...

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71 days ago by ana

Depression is a serious condition and shouldn’t be ignored. The following article gives some statistics and general information and is a great read for caregivers providing senior care. (HealthDay News) — For a nation that seems ready to pop a pill for any ill, a new study suggests that the opposite ...

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71 days ago by Matt Youngblood

A long time ago, I thought that my IQ level meant how intelligent I was. If I took an IQ test and scored high, it meant I was a genius and that some secret society bent of world domination was going to reach out to me regarding a membership, right? Both of those ideas are myths. A measurement of one ...

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73 days ago by Keira

There are a number of ailments that women are actually at risk for developing without actually realizing it. For example, heart disease risk factors for women are much more significant than for men in many situations. Depression seems to affect more women than it does men. According to the National ...

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