Word: mentality
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...window into understanding autism - and treating it. And that is why a paper published in this week's issue of the journal Neuron is bound to generate excitement, even though the work was done in rodents. It shows that wide-ranging symptoms of Fragile X, which include epilepsy, impaired mental functioning, aberrant brain structure and other abnormalities, can be reversed. The work, researchers say, holds enormous promise for humans with Fragile X and probably for other forms of autism as well...
...priest—rather than in public (this is stated quite explicitly in the Book of John). HRCF’s decision to host this event is a divergence from that tradition, and it signifies something about us all, Christians or otherwise. We are of an age of mental health awareness (an awareness which is ultimately good), self-help books, and, most notably, a consensus that sharing and talking is helpful to those seeking atonement for sins or relief for sorrow. You’d think that deep inward prayer would be the gig HRCF would get behind?...
...Though the keys to victory in the next three games may come from improvements in rebounding and ball control, the way to improve may be less technical and more mental...
...just one of its five penalties in the third period while UNH was whistled for three. “We don’t roll over and die,” Cahow said of the team’s improved third-period play. “It was a mental battle out there and we succeeded in the third period. It’s a huge accomplishment for us to know that we can be down and not give up.”The Crimson now heads into an almost three-week layoff before resuming play with a game against...
Feeling down in the dumps? Move to South Dakota. In its new state-by-state rankings based on the prevalence and severity of depression, the nonprofit Mental Health America found that places like the Dakotas and Hawaii fared better in part because they have more psychiatrists and social workers per capita as well as more residents with health insurance. Says psychologist David Shern, the organization's president and CEO: "Access is the moral of this story...