Month: April 2018

Have you ever casually suggested that someone you know has a personality disorder? Do the terms “psychopath” or “borderline” come all too easily to mind when […]

Patients with Graves’ disease who carry a specific gene show a more than seven-times increased risk of relapse after treatment, suggesting a potentially reliable and […]

Most of the time, we all know very well what is best for us. We know who the people are who deserve a place in […]

Do you sometimes feel that you are too good to men and that because of that, every romantic relationship that you have fails? Do you […]

We know that with borderline personality disorder (BPD), symptoms are often made worse by certain situations, people, or events. For example, many people with BPD find that […]

Can you please stop sharing the suicide hotline number and acting like you’re somehow going to be a martyr for mental health? Because you are […]

University of Colorado Cancer Center researchers recently completed the largest-ever study of thyroid cancer genetics, mining the data of 583 patient samples of advanced differentiated […]

Understanding of process leading to death of nerve cells could lead to potential therapies University of Cambridge scientists have uncovered the process that leads to […]

The disease is characterized by inflammation and a buildup of tissue around the eyes that cause them to bulge painfully from their sockets. There has […]

Lymphedema is fluid retention in the tissue caused by damage to the lymphatic system and is one of the most serious side-effects of cancer operations. […]