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Category Archives: Healthcare News
Aroma and Psychotherapy
The science behind aromatherapy is known as psychoneuroimmunology (PNI) which studies the interactions between the psychological, neurological and immune systems, and the belief that the mental and physical health [..]
New Approach to Reducing Suicide Attempts Among Depressed Teens
Source: National Institute of Mental Health A novel treatment approach that includes medication plus a newly developed type of psychotherapy that targets suicidal thinking and behavior shows promise [..]
H1N1 October 2, 2009 Update – Commonwealth of Virginia
Dear Colleague: I’m writing you this week to update you on where we stand in Virginia with the current influenza pandemic and to share some information that I [..]
Panic Attacks: Natural Solutions
Anyone can suffer an isolated panic attack, especially during times of great stress. But if you experience them frequently—several times a month or regularly over longer periods—then you have what’s called “panic disorder.” Read more
Ending Mood Disorders Without Drugs
Over the past 50 years, psychiatric drugs have become the major tools for treating mental illness. The first tranquilizers, introduced in 1952, have been followed nearly every decade since by a new class of drugs, the latest being antidepressants. Read more
