If you have MS or know someone who has MS, you surely have witnessed feeling or seeing some rather bizarre symptoms. Due to the fact that Multiple Sclerosis is a disease of the central nervous system, virtually any part of your body connected to nerves can be affected. This includes the top of your scalp right down to your tippy toes. It also can include your cognitive and mood centers. This disease seems to have mood swings of its own. One day your right arm may be affected, the...
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Narcissistic Personality Disorder: How to Recognize Narcissism and...
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Mindfulness and Bipolar Disorder: Real Mental Illness Awareness
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Today kicks off Mental Illness Awareness Week. To be truthful, I’m no big fan of these campaigns. My friend and fellow blogger here on... Read more »
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Mental Disorder Diagnosis Changes with New Guidelines
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Mental Health Awareness Month: Is It Normal Childhood Behavior or Is...
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The Schizoaffective Psychosis Distinction: Sensible in Theory,...
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The Top 10 Myths About Bipolar Disorder
Like many mental illnesses, the commentary surrounding bipolar disorder is saturated with myths--it's hard to tell what's true and what's not. Below... Read more »
Migraine Associated with Mental Health Disorders
Evidence has long indicated that Migraine disease is associated with mental health disorders. In 2000, a study showed major depressive disorder to... Read more »
Mental disorders affect productivity worldwide: WHO
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Study: Second suicide attempt may succeed if mental disorders ...
People who have attempted suicide and who suffer from depression, bipolar disorder, or schizophrenia are more likely to succeed on a second attempt... Read more »
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What Causes ADHD: Myths vs. Facts
Sugar: Myth Though a popular idea, sugar is not a cause of ADHD. According to the National Institute of Mental Health , studies have been conducted on this very topic and found no link. Researchers have studied behavior and learning...
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