My father-in-law was just diagnosed with vascular dementia. The doctor said heart disease probably contributed to the problem. What exactly is vascular dementia, and how can I help my husband avoid the same fate?
A book examines the relationship between gambling and anxiety, and offers information on relaxation techniques.
Eating disorders are generally considered a problem of young people, but their incidence among middle-aged and older women is becoming more common, and is sometimes caused by the significant changes that can occur later in life.
Medication for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder does not increase the risk of heart attack or stroke in adults.
A physician explores the brain’s ability to compensate for injury by recounting his daughter’s premature birth and early years.
People with heart disease are at higher risk of cognitive decline, but increased physical activity may equate with the cognitive function of someone several years younger.
While hypnosis is endorsed by the American Psychiatric Association as a therapy for certain disorders, the precise manner in which it works is still not understood.
The evidence continues to strengthen that depression is a risk factor for heart disease, and since women are twice as likely as men to develop depression, it is extremely important for women to be aware of this risk.
Dr. Michael Miller, editor in chief of the Harvard Mental Health Letter, discusses the results of a study on heart disease risk in children with ADHD.
Research into painkiller addiction suggests that successful treatment may require ongoing use of a drug that dulls the craving for the painkiller.