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Is there a link between Depression and Cardiovascular Disease?

In 1628, William Harvey claimed: “For every affection of the mind that is attended with either pain or pleasure, hope or fear, is the cause of an agitation whose influence extends to the heart” (Frasure-Smith). With his…

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Too Little, Too Soon

Fad Diets: Is there truth to the story?

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A Matter of Life and Death

Imagine: you work or go to school full-time, maybe you do both. You may come home and study, do laundry, clean, cook dinner and, on top of it all, take care of your family too. Now imagine your full plate of work and daily errands while also waking up each day and having near…

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Misconceptions of Schizophrenia

There are many myths about schizophrenia that increase its stigma. The movies and media perpetuate these stereotypes and make it more difficult for people to truly understand the core of this illness, and most importantly, they make it nearly impossible to have people…

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Music: A Melodic Therapy for the Mind

Music has always popularly been viewed as an emotional medium. It affects our mood, emotions, and feelings, but on the contrary, can also affect our brain function. The Frontiers in Neuroscience states that music production is “ a highly complex task that requires…

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A Peek at Pica

Caregivers of infants and toddlers are often heard shouting the words, “Don’t put that in your mouth!” In the time frame between birth and the age of eighteen months, children explore their surroundings by putting things in their mouth. While seemingly harmless and innocent at first, this behavior…

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Brainstorming about Eating Disorders

Eating disorders are sometimes incorrectly viewed and labeled as a “lifestyle choice.” However, the truth is that there are many categories of eating disorders, each caused by specific biopsychosocial factors, including family history, social pressures, and…

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PMDD: Premenstrual dysphoric disorder

It’s that time of the month. The time where many women suffer an array of symptoms during their menstrual cycle. As popularly known, numerous individuals may deal with premenstrual syndrome (PMS) where they experience changes in mood and pain when accompanied by…

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Where Drama Meets Disorder

When we think of someone having a mental disorder, we often think of someone staying in bed for days, experiencing crippling anxiety or abandoning their responsibilities. We don’t often think of a mental disorder having to do with overdramatic, overly sexual, or theatrical…

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Social Anxiety Disorder and Body Language

“Care about what other people think and you will always be their prisoner” — Lao Tzu

In a society ruled by virtual interactions and relationships it almost seems normal to approach social situations with awkwardness. When meeting…

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