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The 3 C's of addiction
Think you're addicted? Have you experienced the 3 C's? more >>
The truth behind addiction myths
People with addictions are often misunderstood. And so are these 6 facets of addiction itself. more >>
When worry becomes obsession
Most people, at some point in their lives, have temporary fascinations, fixations or "obsessions". But for approximately one percent of Americans, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) transforms their lives into a constant series of unwanted thoughts and repetitive behaviors that they cannot control. more >>
Eating disorders: how to help
Eating disorders: how to help
Asking for or offering help for an eating disorder can be tricky. More >>
Eating disorders: the facts
Eating disorders: the facts
Eating disorders may be mocked and are often misunderstood. Get the facts. More >>
Health Tip

Don’t let traveler’s diarrhea ruin your holiday. To avoid exposure to foreign bacteria, drink bottled water, skip the ice cubes in your drinks, eat only fully cooked food prepared in licensed establishments, and only eat fruit that you can peel yourself.

Making the diagnosis
  • Alzheimer's disease
    The diagnosis for Alzheimer's disease is made based on the type and progression of symptoms and by eliminating the other possible causes of dementia.
  • Seasonal Affective Disorder
    SAD is a type of depression that can be described as an extreme form of the "winter blahs".
  • Tourette's Syndrome
    Severe cases of Tourette's syndrome can cause behavior that some may find bizarre, rude, or alarming.
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