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• Cause of Social Anxiety Disorder
  There is no clear mandate on the exact cause of social anxiety disorder. There are many assumptions about it, which include a combination of a person’s genetic make up, early childhood and adolescent experiences. It could be caused by a person’s genetic predisposition. And just as physical features like eye and hair color are inherited, social anxiety disorder can also be passed on from one generation to the other. It has been proven that in some cases anxiety disorders run through generations. It has also been noticed among identical twins tha Read More...

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• Bipolar Disorder Treatment
  Most people with bipolar disorder can be helped - but a psychiatrist or psychologist should first diagnose the disorder. Failure to diagnose and treat this disorder can prove fatal. Sometimes undiagnosed bipolar disorder patient end up in a psychiatr Read More...
• Trying To Understand ADHD
  ADHD is Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. It is a mental disorder that approximately three to seven percent of children have. Those that are affected by this disorder are characterized by constant behavior, lots of activity and often though Read More...
• Is It Really Attention Deficit Disorder?
  Attention Deficit Disorder or ADD is most commonly found in boys of elementary school age. Symptoms include inattention, fidgeting, impulsive behavior, or lack of focus. But what causes these symptoms, really? And should all cases of ADD be medica Read More...
• Attention Deficit Disorder - What Does the Diagnosis Really Mean?
  Thirty years ago, if a child was inattentive, fidgety, and prone to act on impulse, we would have called him rambunctious, an explorer, or even creative or bright. Three decades ago, children who had trouble paying attention in school were often ski Read More...
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• Annie: Erratic behavior could signal bipolar disorder
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• 25th annual eating disorder awareness week at WMU
  By Nathan Palcowski Staff Writer In celebration of the 25th annual National Eating Disorders Association?s Awareness week, Western Michigan University along with donations from Forest View Hospital in Grand Rapid, welcomed Darryl Roberts and his documentary ?America the Beautiful 2: The Thin Commandments? on Feb. 16. Roberts, a Chicago native, took the challenge of his [...] Read More...
• EDITORIAL: DA Fitzpatrick showcases law and disorder
  Grandstanding is not becoming of any political power, especially not in a position that was created to bring justice and fairness ? which is why Onondaga County District Attorney Bill Fitzpatrick?s behavior over the past few months is so troubling. This isn?t to say Fitzpatrick hasn?t helped victims of crimes ? in recent years he helped to bring justice to Jenni-Lyn Watson?s family, he helped ... Read More...
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