Anxiety Disorders and Alcohol Are Not a Good Mix
bySometimes you may just want a drink; it calms you down, or takes the edge off — or maybe it’s just for fun. But…
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Physiological Clues to an “Unexpected” Panic Attack
byOut-of-the-blue or spontaneous panic attacks may not be as spontaneous as they sound. A recent study found that unexpected attacks are actually preceded by…
Physiological Clues to an Unexpected Panic Attack
bySummary Panic attack is a type of psychological disorder in which a person experiences intense fear and anxiety. This reaction can be for a…
Stress: How Men and Women Respond Differently
byStress may affect both men and women, but that doesn’t mean that each gender reacts to stress similarly. When it comes to making decisions…
Link Between Anxiety Disorders and Self-Medicating with Drugs and Alcohol
bySummary People often use alcohol and drugs for relief from stress and anxiety. However, there is a lack of studies on the long-term effects…
Alzheimer’s Disease: How Listening to Music Helps
byAlzheimer’s is certainly one of the most frightening diseases. While early diagnosis and treatment can have an impact on several types of cancer, Alzheimer’s disease…
Keep Stress at Bay, Keep Your Body Functioning at its Peak
byStress may affect you at a microscopic level, according to new research. This recent study reveals that exposure to a stressor can significantly change…
Go to a Museum: Cultural Activities Are Good for Your Mental Health
byWhile you may claim to have a pretty decent knowledge of your city’s culture, when was the last time you went to a play? …
Effects of Generalized Anxiety Disorder on Patients’ Social Lives
bySummary People who are diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder are said to have difficulties in interpersonal and social relationships. This study involved two experiments…
How to Avoid Work Burnout
byWorkplace stress is all too common in our society. Chances are if for any reason you are unhappy with your job you can probably…