Moody Memories
We all have happy memories, but we all have memories of sadder times as well. Some people are more likely to focus on the positive memories, but others focus on the negative. Until recently, nobody explored why.
Decision Making With a Head Injury
People with traumatic brain injuries ( TBI ) don’t always look as injured on the outside as they are on the inside. When it comes to making decisions, doctors and family members need to know exactly what level of injury exists.
Antibiotic Linked to Retinal Detachment
A common oral antibiotic used to treat bone and joint infections, severe ear infections, urinary infections and bronchitis may slightly increase the risk of developing a serious eye condition called retinal detachment.
Horseback Riding as a Treatment for Autism
Therapeutic horseback riding teaches riding skills to people with disabilities with the goal of improving mental and physical health. Children with autism spectrum disorders may benefit from this type of experience.
Living for Years With Stage 4 Cancer
One can't have a much more serious health issue than stage 4 cancer. Treatment options are often limited and those that are available could be extremely expensive.
When the Mind is ill, the Body Follows
Good physical health is easier to maintain when mental and emotional health are in good shape. Improving the quality of life means treating both the body and the mind.
Hypertension Meds Safe for Heart Failure
Previous studies have suggested that the hypertension drug losartan could lower survival among heart failure patients. However, new research suggests high doses of C ozaar ( losartan ) does not contribute to an increased risk of dying.
Mapping the Brain’s Intelligence
The brain’s complexity is understood just a little bit better now. Apparently intelligence has to do with several specific parts of the brain working together to paint the big picture.