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Lithium in drinking water as a new method of suicide attempts’ prevention
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Cotard syndrome – living dead is not a myth
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Mobile phones – Human Phantom Vibration Syndrome
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Depression increases risk of stroke
Analysis of nearly 30 wide-ranging studies, involving more than 300,000 patients showed that depression is significantly linked to a higher risk of stroke and stroke related death. This report was...
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Electroconvulsive Therapy – Usage in the Treatment of Depression
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Autism – researchers are working to find effective drug
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The history of lithium treatment in psychiatry is not very long. Its medical potential was firstly described in 1948 by Australian psychiatrist John Cade, who had used it as a medication for patients...
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Alice in Wonderland Syndrome – What’s wrong with Alice?
L. Carroll, the author of a fairy tale “Alice in Wonderland” describes the situation when the Alice drinks a potion and eats a piece of a cake to change the size of her body. Of course, the scene is...
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Cotard syndrome – living dead is not a myth
Walking corpse syndrome, the delusion of death is one of the names of the state manifested by the patient’s belief to be deceased. The aetiology of affliction is read into stressful way of life and...
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Mobile phones – Human Phantom Vibration Syndrome
Human Phantom Vibration Syndrome (HPVS) is a new phenomenon on the verge of psychology and neurology that affects many users of mobile phones. It manifests itself differently but most commonly the...
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Depression increases risk of stroke
Analysis of nearly 30 wide-ranging studies, involving more than 300,000 patients showed that depression is significantly linked to a higher risk of stroke and stroke related death. This report was...
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Electroconvulsive Therapy – Usage in the Treatment of Depression
Depression is a common disease, a reason for a suffer for more and more people in every age. Every case can have another reason, can require an another course of treatment. Depending on the severity of...
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Autism – researchers are working to find effective drug
Autism spectrum disorders (ASD) is used in medical terminology to describe developmental disorders which have characteristic symptoms: poor social interaction, communication difficulties and repetitive...
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