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Archive: The Need for Connection in the Age of Anxiety
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Archive: Health Controversy: Experts Are Now Classifying Nail-Biting As a Psychological Disorder--Really?
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Archive: Nail-biting Could Soon Be Called a Compulsive Disorder
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Archive: Sleep Key to Well-being, Expert Says
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Archive: War, Vets and Moral Injury
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Archive: Status Hierarchies: Do We Need Them?
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Archive: Nail Biting: Mental Disorder Or Just A Bad Habit?
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Archive: Off-the-Couch Mental Health Therapies
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Archive: Healing Senses
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Archive: 9 Strategies to Sharpen Your Memory
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Archive: Stressful at the Top? Not Really, Study Finds
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Archive: Bruce Miller to Deliver UCSF Academic Senate's 12th Annual Faculty Research Lecture in Clinical Science
<p>Bruce L. Miller, MD, professor of neurology and psychiatry at UCSF where he holds the A.W. & Mary Margaret Clausen Distinguished Chair, is the recipient of the 12th Annual Faculty Research Lectureship in Clinical Science for his legacy-building work on frontotemporal dementia and related disorders, including Alzheimer’s disease.</p>
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Archive: NASA Mission to Mars Could Lead to Colonization of Red Planet
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Archive: Are ADHD Medications Overprescribed?
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Archive: Simple Tool May Help Evaluate Risk for Violence Among Patients with Mental Illness
Mental health professionals, who often are tasked with evaluating and managing the risk of violence by their patients, may benefit from a simple tool to more accurately make a risk assessment, according to a recent study conducted at the University of California, San Francisco.
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Archive: Will We Be the First Martians?
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Archive: A Longer Life Is Lived with Company
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Archive: Our American Dream: Businessman Fulfills Dream to Become Doctor
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Archive: Brain Scans Seek Best Drug Match For Depression Patients
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Archive: Helping Children Cope with Grief Over a Miscarriage
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Archive: 'I Am Bad News,' Aurora Gunman James Eagan Holmes Warned Weeks Before Attack
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Archive: James Holmes Told a Friend He Was "Bad News" Weeks Before the Aurora Massacre, Report Says
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Archive: Sleepless Nights May Put The Aging Brain At Risk Of Dementia
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Archive: Before Gunfire, Hints of 'Bad News'
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Archive: A Sleeping Timebomb
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Archive: What is ADD or ADHD? A 101 on a Most Misunderstood Condition
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Archive: How the Rich are Different from the Poor II: Empathy
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Archive: Women May Be at Increased Health Risk Due to PTSD
<p><span>Research has shown that women are at greater risk of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) than men. Now, scientists based at the UCSF-affiliated San Francisco Veterans Affairs Medical Center (SFVAMC) have found that women with the condition might be more likely to experience faster aging at the cellular level and increased risk for diseases of aging than men with PTSD.</span></p>
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Archive: Generation Apnea