July 13, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Psych Central Teams Up with the Authors of Bipolar Disorder For Dummies to Roll Out New Bipolar Blog – Bipolar Beat
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Sleep Disorder Treatment May Cure Psychological Problems
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Treat sleep disorder and you can address the psychological issues that a person has. The type of sleep disorder and its impact on mental health vary by psychiatric diagnosis. But the overlap between sleep and psychiatric disorders is so great that researchers have long suspected both types of problems may have common biological roots. Doctors have traditionally viewed insomnia and other sleep disorders as symptoms of depression and other mental health problems. But recent studies suggest that
July 10, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Learning Not To Use Bipolar Medication On Bipolar In Children
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by Ken P Doyle Bipolar disorder in children can be very different than those that are experienced by adults, this is a known fact. Other symptoms like attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) or depression can be confused with bipolar. When bipolar is found in children it significantly interferes with their everyday life at home, in school and with friends. Early Signs to look out for When you find your children not listening, their behaviors very bad, public behaviors humiliating a
July 9, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Extreme FDA Trades: Another 18 Stocks Under 5 Bucks
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Mike Havrilla submits: Below are extreme trades among companies with stock prices under $5 from the BioMedReports.com FDA Calendar , which includes 232 entries as of 7/3/09. The calendar was originally created by Mike Havrilla to track companies with pending new drug, biological agent, or medical device new product decisions at the FDA. With the launch of BioMedReports.com , the FDA Calendar has expanded to include the following categories: pending new submissions to the FDA (e.g. NDA, B
July 8, 2009 By Leave a Comment
The Hypomanic Edge: The Link Between (A Little) Craziness and (A Lot of) Success in America: John D. Gartner
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Editorial Reviews From Publishers Weekly Diagnosing the psychiatric condition of dead historical figures is risky business, and in a largely unconvincing book, Johns Hopkins psychiatrist Gartner falls prey to the modern tendency to reduce an individuals actions to a psychiatric diagnosis. He argues that hypomaniaa mild form of maniadrove many of Americas most famous leaders and entrepreneurs to succeed. The characteristics of hypomania include a restless energy channeled into wi