How Deep Brain Stimulation Repairs Neural Pathways to End the Addiction Cycle Please like and subscribe if you enjoyed this video :-) Introduction Drug addiction causes 11.8 million deaths each year, surpassing all cancer deaths combined. It has prompted experts to research other treatment modalities
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How Medication-Assisted Treatment Reprograms the Brain to Break Addictive Habits
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Suicidal Ideation And Adolescent Social Media Use
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Snacking Behavior And The Impact Of Mindset
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Knee Osteoarthritis Improvements Using Telehealth Exercise Programs
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Insomnia And Depression: Smartphone App Interventions
Insomnia And Depression: Smartphone App Interventions During adolescence, the prevalence of prevalent mental disorders, especially depression, increases at a faster rate among adolescents than among adults. Despite the critical need for intervention, many depressed adolescents go untreated due to barriers like stigma. This research explores an innovative approach targeting non-stigmatizing, self-identified
Alcohol Consumption And The Long-Term Risk Of Mortality
Alcohol Consumption And The Long-Term Risk Of Mortality Overview This study aims to update a previous systematic review by conducting a comprehensive analysis of meta-analyses published from January 1, 2017, to March 8, 2021, to quantify sex-specific dose–response risk relationships between chronic alcohol consumption and disease occurrence and mortality. The systematic search
Pancreatitis Risk In Patients Taking Antipsychotic Medications
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