More than 18.9% of all Americans face a mental health disorder. Of those, anxiety is the most common. While anxiety disorder ranges from relatively mild to extremely severe, an estimated 40 million U.S. adults suffer from it. At the same time, only a few more than half of all persons with anxiety disorder are [...]
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Marijuana is increasingly legalized and accepted in the United States, but some suggest this could be increasing psychosis-related mental disorders including schizophrenia. While schizophrenia is a complex mental health disorder, heavily linked to genetics, there is significant evidence showing a potential link to cannabis use. This link is also genetic dependent, with most studies [...]
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Today, some 18.9% of all U.S. adults have a mental illness. That means 15.1% of all men and 22.3% of all women have a mental health disorder diagnosis. For those of us facing diagnosis and treatment, these numbers are important. Women have a large role in mental healthcare facilities in the United States and [...]
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Artificial intelligence is finding a place in nearly every aspect of human life, from manufacturing to driving vehicles. It only makes sense that it would eventually move into healthcare. Here, AI shines in applications for diagnosis and data analysis, allowing doctors to confirm prognosis and to spot behaviors they might have missed. Advancements like [...]
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