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Patient Voices: OCD
Nagging doubts, compulsions, concerns of contamination, obsessive hoarding: the symptoms of obsessive-compulsive disorder are numerous and varied. What is it like to live this way? How does one...
In January NARSAD announced grant awards to 214 new Young Investigators. Totaling $12.6 million, these grants are part of the continued investment NARSAD makes in brilliant researchers with the most promising ideas to...
Fitness: A Walk to Remember? Study Says Yes
In healthy adults, the hippocampus – a part of the brain important to the formation of memories – begins to atrophy around 55 or 60. Now psychologists are suggesting that...
Her sister writes: “Anna suffered from mental illness for many years – schizophrenia in particular. Painting proved to be an emotional release and provided her with a sense of worth and purpose. She especially loved...
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