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'U-Shaped' Relationship Between Bipolar Risk and Parental Age - Vimarsana News

'U-Shaped' Relationship Between Bipolar Risk and Parental Age

Offspring of both older and younger parents have an increased risk of developing bipolar disorder, a new meta-analysis suggests -- with different factors potentially coming into play at different ages.

Blues? Prog? Floydian grunge? 5 guitar highlights from Return of the Dream Canteen, Red Hot Chili Peppers' most eclectic album yet - Vimarsana News

Blues? Prog? Floydian grunge? 5 guitar highlights from Return of the Dream Canteen, Red Hot Chili Peppers' most eclectic album yet

John Frusciante lets loose on a record that takes considerably more risks than Unlimited Love

Psychiatrist Sentenced to 11 Years for Sledgehammer Attack - Vimarsana News

Psychiatrist Sentenced to 11 Years for Sledgehammer Attack

Pamela Buchbinder, a New York psychiatrist whose licence has been suspended pending an investigation, was sentenced to 11 years in state prison for her role in attempting to murder her child's father.

'Disturbing' Lack of Follow-up Care After a Psychiatric Crisis - Vimarsana News

'Disturbing' Lack of Follow-up Care After a Psychiatric Crisis

Over half of adolescents and young adults don't receive prompt follow-up care after being hospitalized or visiting the emergency room for a mental health crisis, new research shows.

Critics Say Newsom's Pricey Medicaid Reforms Leave Patients Behind - Vimarsana News

Critics Say Newsom's Pricey Medicaid Reforms Leave Patients Behind

Even though California Gov. Gavin Newsom is funneling billions of taxpayer money into an initiative to provide some low-income patients with social services, critics say it won't improve access to basic care.