Brain Damage, Part II: The Last Refuge of Bigotry
by Robert A. Yourell, MAIf you consider the kinds of things that are said and done regarding cognitive problems, and swapped out the cognitive problem... READ MORE →
If you consider the kinds of things that are said and done regarding cognitive problems, and swapped out the cognitive problem... READ MORE →
People with ADD get a day, but brain damage gets the month of March. March seems like a good month for brain damage awareness.... READ MORE →
Earlier this week, I attended the annual general meeting at the Canadian Mental Health Association (Vancouver – Burnaby... READ MORE →
The U.S. Senate declared September 19th to be ADD Awareness Day. To celebrate, I’m going to lose my car keys. What... READ MORE →
The conclusion of the WHO’s Global Forum for Community Mental Health in Geneva last month presented a consensus within... READ MORE →
In medicine, we often see patients with chronic neck and back pain. I previously posted about patients who present with neuropathic... READ MORE →
In my work as a physician, one thing that has always bothered me is the patient with “neuropathic pain”. Here... READ MORE →
Are you reading this at work during your lunch break? Has anyone come into the lunchroom to tell you about the cold they... READ MORE →
In recent decades, societal conceptions of mental health and mental illness have evolved significantly. Compared to prevailing... READ MORE →
Every year in the United States, approximately 44 million people are diagnosed with a mental disorder. Of those diagnosed,... READ MORE →
This Sunday February 14th (9 p.m. ET), the Emmy-nominated Brain Games tv-show is back! Wonder junkie Jason Silva returns to our screens, teaming up with... READ MORE →
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