Depressed mum told her children she loved them and was never seen alive again Liverpool EchoLynda Crosby, who was found dead after a four day search, was said to have felt guilty about her mum being in a nursing home.
How Could Mind Emerge From Mindless Matter? Psychology TodayDo you find the scientific reductionist worldview unsatisfying? Is that all there is—just particles? Discover another whole new side to science: complexity theory ...
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Germs in Your Gut Are Talking to Your Brain. Scientists Want to Know What They’re Saying. The New York TimesThe body's microbial community may influence the brain and behavior, perhaps even playing a role in dementia, autism and other disorders.
Don't divert funds away from unique, essential VA health care Chicago Daily HeraldGuest columnist Robert M. Sargis: It has become increasingly clear to me that the VA is a special institution whose place in the landscape of health care in ...
Addiction or Mental Illness: Which Should You Treat First? TheFix.comSubstance use can alter behaviors, moods, and personalities so severely for people with addiction that without specialized knowledge and experience, ...
House approves change to bail requirements, other criminal justice measures WV NewsCHARLESTON — The House of Delegates overwhelmingly passed a bill that attempts to reduce the number of people temporarily held in jails for nonviolent ...
VVREO loan seeds new Sedona medical practice | Sedona.Biz - The Internet Voice of Sedona and The Verde Valley Sedona.bizSedona AZ (January 26, 2019) - Sedona has a new heath care practice thanks to a regional partnership that provides seed loans to Verde Valley.
How to reduce your risks of dementia Philippine Canadian InquirerThis number is growing: around 50 million people live with dementia today, and this number will rise to over 130 million worldwide by 2030.