Living with Schizophrenia
...a different emotion entirely. Using clinical data from outpatients diagnosed with psychotic disorders and a control group, the study, focused on the [...]
...a different emotion entirely. Using clinical data from outpatients diagnosed with psychotic disorders and a control group, the study, focused on the [...]
...use a less-traditional workplace such as a couch or chair with no desk, leading to an increase in musculoskeletal disorders in that age group. A [...]
...and values of the group — societal breakdown. The study is reported in the journal Psychophysiology. “Our results show that other [...]
...information about the host, including known descendants, data on environmental conditions, social behavior, demography and group-level diet at the [...]
...often remains partially elusive,” said Georgel, a professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at Marshall. “The MU research group [...]
...year-olds, opioids were again the most commonly prescribed psychoactive drug (30%), followed by stimulants (14%), tranquillizers (11.5%) and sedatives (3.5%). The [...]
...led by Dr. Peter Machnik at the Animal Physiology research group (led by Prof. Dr. Stefan Schuster) has now for the first time investigated the [...]
...team looked for impacts on the microbiome after dividing their mice into four groups: half fed the standard, ‘healthy’ diet, half fed [...]
...recruitment all of the UK Biobank participants underwent an HbA1c test, which determines average blood sugar levels over the past two to three months. Participants [...]
Razi Berry When you slip into sleep, it’s easy to imagine that your brain shuts down, but University of Michigan research suggests that groups of [...]