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Defining catatonia remains challenging
The Medicine CabinetQ: What is catatonia? Can it be treated? A: Catatonia is a disorder of motor functioning. It was first described in 1874. By the turn of the 20th century, an influential psychiatrist named Emil Kraepelin had linked it to schizophrenia. As a result, it's...Tags: Harvard Medical School, Boston, Bipolar Disorder, Medical Specialization, Lorazepam (drug)
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Regular monitoring detects metabolic changes in patients on antipsychotics
The Medicine CabinetQ: My daughter has schizophrenia. The psychiatrist at her mental health center prescribed an antipsychotic drug. I know some of these drugs increase the risk of diabetes and heart disease. What sort of clinical monitoring do you advise? A:...Tags: Mental Health, Harvard Medical School, Health and Medical Professionals, Boston, Medical Specialization
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Experts question validity of sensory processing disorder
The Medicine CabinetExperts Question Validity of Sensory Processing Disorder Q: My son always seems to be in trouble at school. His teacher told me she thinks he has sensory processing disorder. What is that? A: Many professionals don't think sensory processing disorder is...Tags: Learning Disability, Harvard Medical School, Boston, Autism
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The Medicine Cabinet-Ask the Harvard Experts: Experts question validity of sensory processing disorder
Premium Health News ServiceQ: My son always seems to be in trouble at school. His teacher told me she thinks he has sensory processing disorder. What is that? A: Many professionals don't think sensory processing disorder is a valid diagnosis. A. Jean Ayres was an occupational...Tags: Learning Disability, Harvard Medical School, Boston, Autism
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Good for you: Feb. 4, 2013
Emily Schumacher, a seventh grader at Loyola Catholic School in Mankato, Minn., has received the Great Promise Award. She was nominated by her teachers and selected by the Mankato Serra Club for qualities that show great promise of future Christian...Tags: Groton, Colleges and Universities, Iowa State University , Watertown, Education
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People with BBD obsessed with body image
The Medicine CabinetQ: I have a friend who was diagnosed with body dysmorphic disorder. What is this disorder and what causes it? A: Body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) is a distressing form of self-consciousness. Those with it focus intensely on their appearance. They look...Tags: Body Dysmorphic Disorder, Harvard Medical School, Behavioral Conditions, Boston, Plastic Surgery
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Grief from death of a pet can last for months
Q: My elderly uncle can't seem to recover from the loss of his dog. Is it normal to grieve for months when a pet dies? When is it time to encourage him to seek mental health help? A: More than half of American households have pets. "Companion animals"...
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Deputies: Drunk granddad went to schools, asked to bring a gun on campus
FloriDUHDeputies arrested Stephen Craig Miller, 61, on Monday, the first day of school after the Sandy Hook Elementary School massace in Connecticut, after he went showed up drunk at two schools in Port Charlotte asking if he could bring a gun on school...Tags: Sandy Hook Elementary School
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The Medicine Cabinet-Ask the Harvard Experts: Grief from death of a pet can last for months
Premium Health News ServiceQ: My elderly uncle can't seem to recover from the loss of his dog. Is it normal to grieve for months when a pet dies? When is it time to encourage him to seek mental health help? A: More than half of American households have pets. "Companion animals"...Tags: Mental Health, Harvard Medical School
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Regular exercise pumps up memory, too
The Medicine CabinetQ: Does exercise really help you keep your memory? A: Regular exercise may protect against the "normal" memory decline of aging. I'm reluctant to think of any memory loss as normal, but by age 65, more than half of adults say they're concerned about...Tags: Harvard Medical School, Alzheimer's Disease, Boston, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Memory Loss
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28th annual AIDS Walk Los Angeles gets underway Sunday morning
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City ordered to pay $5.7 million in police shooting
L.A. NOWA jury Friday ordered the city of Los Angeles to pay $5.7 million to a man who was shot and paralyzed by police after he fled the scene of a gang shooting. Although the payout, which could reach about $6.5......
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