Is Dementia Reversible? A Case Report
When a 61-year-old woman from Cape Verde began wandering the streets barefoot, talking to invisible visitors, and neglecting her home, her family watched in despair. For five long years, her…
Home Page
Advocacy Groups Condemn FDA Delay on Banning Electrical Stimulation Devices Used for Behavior Modification
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has missed its regulatory deadline to implement a federal ban on electrical stimulation devices (ESDs) used as aversives for behavior modification in autistic and…
Cognitive Restructuring
By Dr. Francisco Martinez, Psychologist in Barcelona Cognition is a difficult concept to define. It can be summarized as the set of abilities that allow us to understand the world…
Vasomotor rhinitis: symptoms, causes, and treatments
By Dr. Giorgio Sciarra from Umberto I Polyclinic in Rome The term “vasomotor rhinitis” is commonly used to describe a clinical condition characterized by the common symptoms of rhinitis (e.g.,…
The Diabolic Labyrinth, My Walk with Schizophrenia
“We are lost people in a big, bad world.” This is the sentence that touched me very much while I was reading the book titled “The Diabolic Labyrinth“, the memoir…
