The Increasing Use Of Adderall

In recent years there has been an increase in prescription drug abuse. Adderall is one of the highest abused prescriptions in the United States and there are no signs of it declining. It is primarily used to treat ADHD symptoms in adults and children. Adderall’s illicit use first became popular on college campuses. It found…

Natural Ways To Escape Dependence On Opiates

It is painful withdrawing from an opioid drug. The initial and half-life withdrawal symptoms make just the thought of stopping a horror for many. So it’s reassuring to know that there are researchers out there who are looking for ways to help people ease their way through the process of coming off opiates and there…

Help The Helper: 5 Resources To Assist A Child With Autism

What is Autism? Autism means that the child faces many obstacles within themselves that halt their ability to learn, behave, and interact with others. More often than not, people find it difficult to help autistic children because they do not have experience or confidence that the child could benefit from their assistance. Here are a…

What is Nail Biting and How to Treat it?

Nail biting is a psychologically problematic behavior beset by contradictions and peculiarities. Technically speaking, the medical community calls the condition Onychophagia and it typically starts at the age of 5, but could extend into adulthood. Nail biting can be a surprisingly common in many communities and it could cross every economic and social barrier. But…

Managing Depression in Areas With No Professional Helps

Mental health issues often don’t rate a mention in many policymakers’ priority lists. However, depressions and mental issues could rank among the most serious causes of disabilities worldwide. In less developed countries where people can’t find any therapists, the condition could cause significant suffering among individuals and slow down economic development. In many cases, there…

Researchers Use Scorpion Venom to Locate Brain Cancer Cells

Researchers from Seattle recently announced that they already developed a new technology that utilizes beneficial characteristics of scorpion venom. It could help surgeons to identify and eradicate harmful cancer cells in the brain. The “tumor paint” technology is developed by a brain cancer researcher, Dr. Jim Olson, from the Seattle Children’s Hospital. Dr. Olson said…