Psychiatry / Psychology

Parental Conflict Produces More Than Fleeting Distress for Children
Feb 10 06


Six-year-olds whose parents displayed frequent disagreements in their relationship responded to subsequent parental conflicts with elevated distress and negative thoughts, according to a team… Parental Conflict Produces More Than Fleeting Distress for Children   

 

Study looks at placebo effect
Feb 03 06

The debate about the existence of a placebo effect has heated up over the past year as more and more lab experiments are detecting… Study looks at placebo effect   

 

Anger may set the stage for injury
Feb 01 06


Anger appears to raise the risk of suffering an injury, particularly for men, a new study suggests.

Researchers found that among more than 2,000… Anger may set the stage for injury   

 

Sex calms nerves before public speaking
Jan 25 06

Forget pretending you are talking to one person or concentrating on a single point in the audience - having sex is good way to… Sex calms nerves before public speaking   

 

The sweet answer to a poor memory
Jan 16 06

Sweet tooth types out there will be delighted to learn that those sweet and sugary drinks may improve the memory.

Research has apparently shown… The sweet answer to a poor memory   

 

British research says daughters turn parents to left, sons to right
Jan 10 06

New research by economists Professor Andrew Oswald at the University of Warwick, and Dr Nattavudh Powdthavee at London University’s Institute of Education, reveals that… British research says daughters turn parents to left, sons to right   

 

Soaps Paint Far Too Rosy a Picture of Coma
Dec 23 05

American soap operas paint an improbably rosy picture of coma patients’ survival and recovery, says a study in this week’s BMJ, with potentially important… Soaps Paint Far Too Rosy a Picture of Coma   

 

Be happy and you’ll be more successful
Dec 20 05


Research from the U.S., says that being a ‘happy chappie’ is as effective as talent, hard work and commitment in helping people reach the… Be happy and you’ll be more successful   

 

Stress increases alcoholism
Dec 13 05


A number of sociocultural studies indicate that stress may increase the risk of alcoholism. In other words, an individual’s ability to cope with stressful… Stress increases alcoholism   

 

Schizotypy, creativity and mating success in humans
Dec 04 05

The more creative a person is, the more sexual partners they are likely to have, according to a pioneering study which could explain the… Schizotypy, creativity and mating success in humans   

 

ADHD Researcher Helping Japan Implement Programs
Nov 29 05

A leading ADHD researcher from the University at Buffalo is consulting with mental-health experts and physicians in Japan who are developing the first programs… ADHD Researcher Helping Japan Implement Programs   

 

Are Pets Good for You?
Nov 25 05


Owning a pet is linked to health and wellbeing, particularly for older people and patients recovering from major illness, say researchers in this week’s… Are Pets Good for You?   

 

Statin drug reverses learning and attention deficits in a mouse model of the genetic disorder Neurof
Nov 08 05

This week, researchers report evidence that a statin drug already shown to be safe for use in humans has proven effective at correcting cell-cell… Statin drug reverses learning and attention deficits in a mouse model of the genetic disorder Neurof   

 

Antipsychotics for dementia may raise death risk
Oct 19 05

Atypical antipsychotic drugs used to treat Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementia for relatively brief periods, less than 8 to 12… Antipsychotics for dementia may raise death risk   

 

Dementia cases set to triple by 2055
Sep 19 05

A report by the New South Wales Government and Alzheimer’s Australia predicts the number of people with dementia in the state will… Dementia cases set to triple by 2055   

 

Eight percent of US kids have ADHD
Sep 02 05

Just under 8 percent of U.S. children ages 4 to 17 had ever been diagnosed with Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in 2003,… Eight percent of US kids have ADHD   

 

Response to ADHD drugs may depend on gene
Aug 23 05

Variations in a gene linked to attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) may help determine how well a child responds to the stimulant medications… Response to ADHD drugs may depend on gene   

 

Doubt a man’s masculinity and he’ll get macho
Aug 11 05

Tell a man that he’s not “man enough” and he may exhibit extremely macho behavior to compensate, new study findings suggest.

“In general, men… Doubt a man’s masculinity and he’ll get macho   

 

Study questions extent of autism in the U.S.
Aug 08 05

Government figures that have been cited to prove that autism is rapidly increasing in the United States are not reliable and thus… Study questions extent of autism in the U.S.   

 

Schizophrenia risk rises for babies born in famine
Aug 02 05

Children born during China’s 1959-61 famine were twice as likely to develop schizophrenia, confirming a link between nutritional deficiency and the mental… Schizophrenia risk rises for babies born in famine   

 

Italians ‘bribe’ sons to stay home into their 30s
Jun 29 05

More than 80 percent of Italian men aged between 18 and 30 still live with their parents and a new study says it is… Italians ‘bribe’ sons to stay home into their 30s   

 

More than three-quarters of docs believe in God
Jun 24 05

The majority of doctors believe in God and attend religious services, and more than half say their religious beliefs affect how they practice medicine,… More than three-quarters of docs believe in God   

 

A good night’s sleep may be good for memory
Jun 14 05

Our bodies may be at rest while we sleep, but new research finds more evidence that our brains are hard at work as we… A good night’s sleep may be good for memory   

 

Cynicism starts at a tender age
Jun 08 05

Young children may believe in Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy, but they are more savvy than many adults may think, according to a… Cynicism starts at a tender age   

 

Teens who experience violence likely to be violent
May 26 05

New study findings provide scientific proof for what some have already deduced: teens exposed to violence are more likely than their peers to… Teens who experience violence likely to be violent   

 
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