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Women across the globe are now nearly as likely as men to drink and to engage in excessive

Women Catching Up With Men in Alcohol Consumption, Misuse

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Females also closing the gender gap on health problems from alcohol consumption
The brains of children with posttraumatic stress disorder have structural differences not seen in the brains of children without the disorder

Disruptions in Brain Structure Seen in Children With PTSD

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MRI detects variations in neural connections of earthquake survivors, researchers say
Adaptive working memory training (WMT)

Adaptive Working Memory Training Beneficial in HIV

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Improves working memory performance, cuts brain activation in HIV participants, seronegative controls
For patients with heart failure with reduced ejection fraction

Angina Pectoris Linked to Worse HRQoL in Heart Failure

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Depressive symptoms, health-related quality of life were worse for patients with angina pectoris
In pregnant women taking the antidepressant bupropion

Researchers Find Antidepressant Bupropion Crosses Placenta

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Concentrations suggest higher fetal exposure to metabolites than the drug
One in five emergency physicians polled said they've had psychiatric patients who needed hospitalization who had to wait two to five days before being assigned an inpatient bed. The findings from the survey were presented at the annual meeting of the American College of Emergency Physicians

ER Visits, Wait Times Up for U.S. Psychiatric Patients

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One in five emergency doctors report waiting at least two days for a bed for a psychiatric patient
Narrow-network health insurance plans have lower monthly premiums than larger-network plans

Lower Monthly Premiums for Narrow-Network Plans

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Extra-small-network plan has less expensive monthly premium than large-network plan
A home-based cognitive-behavioral training program for sleep during late pregnancy is feasible and effective

Home-Based CBT Program for Sleep Feasible in Pregnancy

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Sleep duration longer, less sleep disruption for intervention group, especially postpartum
A psychoeducational intervention is effective for reducing fear of cancer recurrence among patients with ongoing melanoma care

Psychoeducational Intervention Reduces Fear of CA Recurrence

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Newly developed intervention effective for reducing FCR, stress, and increasing melanoma knowledge
The risk of dementia might be doubled for prostate cancer patients who are treated with androgen-deprivation therapy

Androgen Deprivation Therapy May Raise Dementia Risk

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Men on ADT found to have twice the risk of developing dementia within five years of treatment