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I Worry About the Long-Term Effects of Medication — The Bipolar Writer Mental Health Blog
Read more: I Worry About the Long-Term Effects of Medication — The Bipolar Writer Mental Health BlogNext week I meet with my psychiatrist with a purpose in mind. Finding ways to lower my Seroquel to lower doses in hopes that I can still get sleep, but be able to function better. via I Worry About the Long-Term Effects of Medication — The Bipolar Writer Mental Health Blog
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Satellite Images Reveal Effect Coronavirus Is Having On Pollution Levels In China — Health News
Read more: Satellite Images Reveal Effect Coronavirus Is Having On Pollution Levels In China — Health NewsData from NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA) pollution monitoring satellites show a sustained decrease in nitrogen dioxide (NO2) over China since the beginning of this year. 603 more words via Satellite Images Reveal Effect Coronavirus Is Having On Pollution Levels In China — Health News
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People are Dying from the Flu — Dr. Eddy Bettermann MD
Read more: People are Dying from the Flu — Dr. Eddy Bettermann MDDr. David Brownstein writes, “For over 20 years, I have been writing and lecturing about how the flu vaccine fails nearly all who get it.” Now he says, “Why would anyone get a flu vaccine when it fails 99% who receive it? Why would any physician prescribe a therapy, which is associated with serious adverse…
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AUTISM: THE GUT-BRAIN CONNECTION — Allergies & Your Gut
Read more: AUTISM: THE GUT-BRAIN CONNECTION — Allergies & Your GutAutism spectrum disorder (ASD) is “a condition related to brain development that impacts how a person perceives and socializes with others, causing problems in social interaction and communication. The disorder also includes limited and repetitive patterns of behavior. The term “spectrum” in autism spectrum disorder refers to the wide range of symptoms and severity.” (Mayo […]…
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Bill Gates: Coronavirus may be ‘once-in-a-century pathogen we’ve been worried about’ — 3CCorp.net
Read more: Bill Gates: Coronavirus may be ‘once-in-a-century pathogen we’ve been worried about’ — 3CCorp.netBillionaire and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates said the coronavirus that has killed at least 2,859 people and infected more than 83,700 globally may be the “once-in-a-century pathogen we’ve been worried about.” “I hope it’s not that bad, but we should assume it will be until we know otherwise,” Gates wrote in an article published Friday […]…
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Why your brain is not a computer — Productivity Hub
Read more: Why your brain is not a computer — Productivity HubFor decades it has been the dominant metaphor in neuroscience. But could this idea have been leading us astray all along? We are living through one of the greatest of scientific endeavours – the attempt to understand the most complex object in the universe, the brain. Scientists are accumulating vast amounts of data about structure […]…
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How Has The Internet Affected Our Health And Well being? — Thrive Global
Read more: How Has The Internet Affected Our Health And Well being? — Thrive GlobalNo matter how much our social media profiles bring happiness and excitement in the mundane routine of our daily life, one fine day it might turn against us. It might seem to be far-fetched and unbelievable to many of us, but our addiction to social media has got the potential to make us so isolated […]…
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Histone Demethylation Plays a Role in Turning Stem Cells into Blood Vessel Cells — Dr. Eddy Bettermann MD
Read more: Histone Demethylation Plays a Role in Turning Stem Cells into Blood Vessel Cells — Dr. Eddy Bettermann MDHow stem cells become specific cell types is an intricate process, yet understanding the mechanisms that trigger this process may well prove to be beneficial for use in repairing and regenerating tissue. In a recent study, scientists at the University of Illinois at Chicago investigated the molecular mechanism, histone demethylation, and how it plays an…
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The truth about pain meds, even the mild ones… — Time2Thrive
Read more: The truth about pain meds, even the mild ones… — Time2Thrive“American adults take painkillers like candy. The use of Vicodin alone, the most popular pain relief drug in the country, has grown dramatically from 112 million doses prescribed in 2006, to 131 million in the U.S, according to ABC News. While taking pain medication is widespread, it’s not normal. Humans did not evolve to be […]…
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Another Piece in the Alzheimer’s Puzzle — On Psychology and Neuroscience
Read more: Another Piece in the Alzheimer’s Puzzle — On Psychology and NeuroscienceConsider this analogy: the brain is a factory. Our workforce, which consists of over 100 billion neurons, connect together to form various groups, all of which have special jobs. These jobs include tasks connected to physical sensations, like breathing and seeing, along with more abstract processes, like cognition, learning, and memory. In order for these […]…
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