Schizophrenia risk increases nearly eight times for those with epilepsy, reports a Taiwanese study. The reasons could be genetic or environmental perhaps, the researchers don’t know yet why exactly the connection exists. The prevalence of schizophrenia was about 3.5 per … Read More
A recent study published in Children and Youth Services Review validates previous research findings that suggest participation in youth development organizations such as Boys & Girls Clubs makes children and adolescents less likely to engage in problem behaviors. The authors, … Read More
The statistics are alarming: major depressive disorder affects 14.8 million American adults and is the leading cause of disability for people ages 15-44. Disheartening, yes, but not in light of the fact that depression is not a terminal illness. It … Read More
