Also: Sales of cigars and roll-your-own tobacco rise sharply; a study suggests pets might help autistic children learn two important social skills; and nursing schools are facing a faculty shortage.
Archive for the ‘Psychology’ Category
A.M. Vitals: NYC Breast Feeding Campaign Sparks Debate
August 3rd, 2012 
Mark Long 
Posted in Autism, Breast cancer, Breast feeding, Contraception, Drugs, FDA, Nursing, Psychology 
Comments OffHow Finding ‘Serenity Now’ Might Just Be Possible
July 10th, 2012 Elizabeth Bernstein Wish you had a strategy to remain calm when someone makes you angry? New research says you should try pretending that you’re viewing the irritating situation from a distance.
Widely Spaced Letters Help Dyslexic Children Read, Research Shows
June 5th, 2012 Robert Lee Hotz Children with dyslexia can read faster and more accurately when letters in text are more widely spaced, Italian and French scientists reported Monday.
Posted in Consumer health, Dyslexia, Learning disabilities, Mental Health, Neurology, Pediatrics, Psychology, Research, Social media Comments OffEnhance Your Skill and Knowledge by Online Study of Nursing and Psychology
May 15th, 2012 Health Blog Online study is gradually becoming the trend of the day and the demand for online courses is growing everyday. One can find various courses for online study and get degrees which are recognized. It is also possible to upgrade your knowledge as well as …
A.M. Vitals: Diabetes Treatment Found to Work Relatively Poorly in Children
April 30th, 2012 Shirley S. Wang Also: Cancer group Komen tries to revive its image as fund-raising events begin; and research into the science of persuasion suggests six techniques to win people over.