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Monthly Archive for October, 2011

Glass half full

Neuroscience & Neurology

Glass Half Full or Faulty Frontal Lobe?

October 29, 2011 | By Jennifer Gibson, PharmD | 4 Comments

Researchers recently reported that optimism may not be as rosy as once thought. In fact, optimism may actually be due to a brain malfunction. How is that for a glass-half-empty view of the world?Scientists at the Wellcome Trust Center for Neuroimaging at University College London enrolled 14 volunteers to evaluate optimism in the face of bad news. While undergoing functional magnetic resonance image scans, the volunteers were presented with 80 negative scenarios, including being divorced, developing chronic diseases, and being a victim of crime.

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Medical students anatomy

Psychology & Psychiatry

Career Dissatisfaction Among Psychiatrists

October 26, 2011 | By Jennifer Gibson, PharmD | No Comments

There is an estimated shortage of 45,000 psychiatrists in the United States. A new survey highlights the factors that contribute to career dissatisfaction among these specialists, and notes that, owing to these issues, the shortage may not be filled any time soon.

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Broken egg with bandaid

Complementary and Alternative Medicine

Pain Is No Matter for the Meditative Mind

October 23, 2011 | By Stephen Dougherty, MS | 5 Comments

Remove your opinion about that which appears to give you pain and you stand painless. --- Marcus AureliusPain is inevitable. Suffering is optional. --- Dalai LamaThe insight of Marcus Aurelius and the Dalai Lama about the nature of pain alludes to the practical knowledge that physical pain can be managed effectively through proper training and mental discipline, neatly summarized by the popular phrase "mind over matter."

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Psychology & Psychiatry

A Mocha for Your Mood

October 20, 2011 | By Jennifer Gibson, PharmD | 2 Comments

The smell of coffee can rouse you out of bed; the taste of coffee can warm your soul. And, the caffeine in coffee can lower the risk of depression. In fact, a new study reports that the more coffee one drinks, the lower the risk.

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