added 2007 Wed Jun 6 13:05:27 by aimee247
The big problem with depression is not treatment, but recognition. Studies have shown that depressed people don't understand the significance of their feelings. They shrug them off as results, not causes, of their aches and pains.
The big problem with depression is not treatment, but recognition. Studies have shown that depressed people don't understand the significance of their feelings. They shrug them off as results, not causes, of their aches and pains.
added 2007 Wed Jun 6 13:05:27 by aimee247
The big problem with depression is not treatment, but recognition. Studies have shown that depressed people don't understand the significance of their feelings. They shrug them off as results, not causes, of their aches and pains.
The big problem with depression is not treatment, but recognition. Studies have shown that depressed people don't understand the significance of their feelings. They shrug them off as results, not causes, of their aches and pains.
added 2007 Wed Jun 6 13:05:27 by aimee247
The big problem with depression is not treatment, but recognition. Studies have shown that depressed people don't understand the significance of their feelings. They shrug them off as results, not causes, of their aches and pains.
The big problem with depression is not treatment, but recognition. Studies have shown that depressed people don't understand the significance of their feelings. They shrug them off as results, not causes, of their aches and pains.
added 2007 Mon May 7 15:28:00 by mathiaxbars
In the light of a new study, it has been proven that walking for a minimum of 5 minutes per day greatly helps people stop smoking. According to research published in an international medical addiction magazine, light exercise, such as walking, very much reduced the craving for nicotine in smokers...
In the light of a new study, it has been proven that walking for a minimum of 5 minutes per day greatly helps people stop smoking. According to research published in an international medical addiction magazine, light exercise, such as walking, very much reduced the craving for nicotine in smokers...
added 2007 Sun Apr 29 22:37:13 by jcolman
A new study from the University of Michigan Health System suggests that a compound in green tea may provide therapeutic benefits to people with rheumatoid arthritis.
A new study from the University of Michigan Health System suggests that a compound in green tea may provide therapeutic benefits to people with rheumatoid arthritis.
added 2007 Mon Apr 23 12:21:52 by Beau7890
Ryan Fitzgerald is unemployed, lives with his father and has a little bit of time on his hands. After posting a video with his cell phone number on YouTube on Friday, he has received more than 5,000 calls and text messages. "I never met you, but I do care," a spiky-haired Fitzgerald said into the camera on his YouTube posting.
Ryan Fitzgerald is unemployed, lives with his father and has a little bit of time on his hands. After posting a video with his cell phone number on YouTube on Friday, he has received more than 5,000 calls and text messages. "I never met you, but I do care," a spiky-haired Fitzgerald said into the camera on his YouTube posting.
added 2007 Wed Feb 28 18:07:50 by Aidenag
Scientists at Forsyth may have moved one step closer to regenerating human spinal cord tissue by artificially inducing a frog tadpole to re-grow its tail at a stage in its development when it is normally impossible. Using methods including a kind of gene therapy, the scientists altered the electrical properties of cells thus inducing regeneration.
Scientists at Forsyth may have moved one step closer to regenerating human spinal cord tissue by artificially inducing a frog tadpole to re-grow its tail at a stage in its development when it is normally impossible. Using methods including a kind of gene therapy, the scientists altered the electrical properties of cells thus inducing regeneration.
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added 2007 Wed Feb 7 23:20:09 by Neophile
There are many ways for smokers to try and kick the habit. Whether it is a patch or gum, or cold turkey - but have you thought of a video game?
There are many ways for smokers to try and kick the habit. Whether it is a patch or gum, or cold turkey - but have you thought of a video game?
added 2007 Sun Jan 28 15:42:35 by idyll
Tom Fronczak (a semester away from a degree in game design) profiles a VR studio at the University of Pittsburgh's Medical Virtual Reality Center, which he and a small team of classmates will use to develop an acrophobia (fear of heights) sim to be used during habitual therapy sessions.
Tom Fronczak (a semester away from a degree in game design) profiles a VR studio at the University of Pittsburgh's Medical Virtual Reality Center, which he and a small team of classmates will use to develop an acrophobia (fear of heights) sim to be used during habitual therapy sessions.
added 2006 Tue Aug 22 18:07:10 by capn_caveman
The Proton Therapy Center is the largest of the nation's four centers that treat cancer by targeting proton beams narrowly on the tumor itself, sparing the healthy tissue that with typical X-ray radiation would be blasted along with the cancer cells.
The Proton Therapy Center is the largest of the nation's four centers that treat cancer by targeting proton beams narrowly on the tumor itself, sparing the healthy tissue that with typical X-ray radiation would be blasted along with the cancer cells.
