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    Anxiety disorder is a common mental in illness in the United States. This disorder is affecting about 4o million adults18 years or older. This is about 18% of the United States population. I know you probably heard of OCD, but what is it really? Obsessive Compulsive Disorder is an anxiety disorder that is known for having uncontrollable and unwanted thoughts. Someone with OCD may tent to perform repetitive behaviors. A person with OCD may recognize that their obsessive thoughts and compulsive thoughts

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    in older adults particularly require vigilance, due to physiological changes associated with aging such as slowing down of metabolism, body weight change and declined function of organs. It is also essential to keep in mind other factors during treatment of geriatric group, such as confusion or change in mental status, memory loss, non-compliance, tendency to self-medicate and possibility of drug-drug interaction resulting from use of multiple prescription and OTC drugs. Nearly 5 million children

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    section of therapy they need. For example, some clients might do better with singing and playing an instrument while others might benefit more from listening to music. Music therapy is used for managing pain. Patients that have to undergo painful treatments are able to use music therapy to manage the pain. Having music present takes the patient’s mind off of whatever is causing the pain.

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    Marijuana prohibition stands as one of the most unwarranted policies of the United States. Every year we are spending billions of dollars on the War on Drugs with little benefit. Data released by the Federal Bureau of Investigation show there were an estimated 1,552,432 arrests for drug-related crimes in 2014 – a slight uptick from the 1,531,251 drug arrests in 2013. Marijuana offenses accounted for 48.3 percent of all drug arrests. Most marijuana-related arrests were for possession of the drug

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    Why Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder is Often Misdiagnosed Prepared for John Schuler Director National Parent’s Association Duval County School Board Jacksonville, FL 32456 Prepared by Kiana-Brooke Freeman Keiser University Jacksonville, FL 32216 January 23, 2015 6430 Southpoint Parkway Suite #100 Jacksonville, FL 32216 January 23, 2015 John Schuler Director National Parent’s Association

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    Marijuana continues to be a big controversy in today 's society just as it has been for decades. Since the legalization in certain states such as California, Colorado, and even the District of Columbia, there has been evidence supporting the benefits that can come from legalization. New research shows that the legalization of marijuana can help prevent drug related crimes, and even stop violent crimes. It is also found that there are immense economic values that could come from legalization. It is

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    conducted, there is no difference in behaviour if the person take sugar and food additives or not. (NIMH, 2012) ADHD is also associated with other disorders like learning disabilities, bipolar, oppositional defiant disorder, conduct disorder and tourette syndrome. Though some persons with ADHD could have co-existed conditions, it is not applicable to all. In addition, there is a big difference between bipolar and ADHD. ADHD is the difficulty in regulating emotions while bipolar is a mood disorder wherein

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    Molecular Mechanisms implicated in Bipolar Disorder: A concise Review Neurobiology of Bipolar Disorder: A concise Review Mutahar Andrabia, Muatar Maknoon Andrabi, Remesh Kunjunnia, Sandeep Sathianathana, Mukesh Kumar Sriwastvaa, Rajesh Sagarb, Rashmi Mathurc, Vivekanandhan Subbiaha* a Deptt. Of Neurobiochemistry, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, India, New Delhi-29 b Deptt. Of Psychiatry, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, India, New Delhi-29 c Deptt. Of Physiology, All India Institute

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    LD310 Unit 26

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    absences, convulsions, unusual movements, temporary loss of consciousness. ADHD – Poor attention span together with over activity. ADD – Poor attention span without over activity. Dyslexia – Specific difficulty with reading, writing and spelling. Tourette syndrome – A neurological condition that causes involuntary sudden movements and vocals. Dyspraxia – Specific difficulties with co-ordinating movements. 1.6 Language and intellectual abilities vary between individuals across the spectrum. Because the

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    Creativity and Irrational Forces: Eccentric Artists and Mad Scientists "Men have called me mad, but the question is not yet settled, whether madness is or is not the loftiest intelligence--whether much that is glorious--whether all that is profound--does not spring from disease of thought--from moods of mind exalted at the expense of the general intellect. Those who dream by day are cognizant of many things which escape those who dream only by night" - Edgar Allen Poe "Imagination is more

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