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telegraph.co.uk » Telegraph News - Sep 20, 2008
Up to one in 11 children in Britain may suffer from an attention deficit disorder government advisers will say this week.
Also tagged: government, children, britain, adhd, adults, nice, ritalin, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, advisers, attention deficit disorder, parenting classes, prescribed, national institute for health and clinical excellence
koeln.de » That's Fit - Sep 2, 2008
Filed under: Alternative Therapies, Fitness Martha recently posted about how exercise can help stroke patients recover. A new virtual reality program that is undergoing clinical trials in the UK and in Canada helps …
Also tagged: computers, system, walk, patient, virtual, computer, game, recovery, therapy, fall, treadmill, patients, walking, stroke, virtual reality, osteoarthritis, falls, treadmills, portsmouth university, wendy powell
psychcentral.com » World of Psychology - Jul 2, 2008
With the question of how to pay for good psychotherapy (nevermind how to find or get “good” psychotherapy in the first place) not far from many people’s minds, researchers are spending more time looking at alternatives …
Also tagged: technology, help, general, internet, research, online, treatment, computerized, virtual, computer, cost, therapy, abuse, substance, behavioral, cognitive, addiction, reduce, debut, cbt, psychotherapy, promising, minds, e therapy, etherapy, greist, cbt4cbt
gadgettastic.com » gadgettastic.com - Apr 28, 2008
The Med Spa Clinic in Tunbridge Wells UK marks the world???s first usage of LEDs?? in a whole body spa capsule. The Oxy-LED Light Spa Capsule will give you a comprehensive body treatment to mainly help you lose weight …
Also tagged: gadgets, heat, comprehensive, treatment, body, the, light, spa, intense, physical, traditional, dry, and, a, massages, emotional, treatments, wells, lift, offers, thermal, combined, capsule, oxy led
discussingautism.com » Discussing Autism - Apr 16, 2008
It is not widely publicized but did you know that there are tax benefits for children with special needs? There are two types of tax benefits; one is a tax deduction and one is a tax credit. A deduction is based upon …
Also tagged: autism, credit, taxes, special needs, taxpayers, tax credits, tax benefits, deduction, tax rate, autism in the news
ekklesia.co.uk » Latest News from Ekklesia - Feb 2, 2008
Churches, faith groups, racial justice campaigners and civic and community organisations need to work together more determinedly in the face of continuing serious failures in mental health provision, says Black Mental …
Also tagged: uk, drugs, uk news, faith, evangelical, equality, news brief, churches, community and family, people and power, psychosis, black mental health
thecancerblog.com » The Cancer Blog - Aug 7, 2007
Filed under: Alternative Therapies, Opinion Professor Richard Dawkins, writer and biologist, says that "we live in dangerous times when superstition is gaining ground and rational science is under attack." We have …
Also tagged: science, alternative, scientific, richard, method, rational, dawkins, homeopathy
thecancerblog.com » The Cancer Blog - Jul 27, 2007
Filed under: Breast Cancer, Chemotherapy, Clinical Trials, Research A study published in the journal Cancer says that improvements in the treatment of metastatic breast cancer are making a difference and patients are …
Also tagged: cancer, drugs, advanced, breast, new, metastasis, disease, mets, living, metastatic, longer
thecancerblog.com » The Cancer Blog - Feb 20, 2007
Filed under: All Cancers, Research, Daily news Researchers have found that when cells become cancerous, they become 100 times more likely to genetically mutate than non-cancerous cells. This explains why tumor cells …
Also tagged: news, school, research, testing, medicine, seattle, science, treatment, cells, tumors, american, washington, cancerous, university, target, bad, gene, association, slow, stage, rate, loeb, good, san, genetically, malignancy, advancement, francisco, lawrence
thecancerblog.com » The Cancer Blog - Feb 10, 2007
Filed under: Breast Cancer, Books My nose was buried in books just after my breast cancer diagnosis. I craved information and thought the pursuit and acquisition of it would somehow help me gain control over a …
Also tagged: cancer, poetry, books, resource, radiology, breast, support, oncology, book, journey, lyrics, surgery, song, survivor, buttons, quotes, compilation, secrets, pat, psychology, go, to, attitude, affirmations, referrals