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We’ve compiled a list of published research articles on PANDAS and PANS, presented in chronological order. The controversy surrounding these conditions is reflected in the research. Many of the publications are offered as full (free) […]
Dealing with a condition like PANDAS (pediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric disorders associated with streptococcal infections) is stressful enough for a parent, without having to decipher the technical terms involved in laboratory testing. One term that comes […]
Even twenty years after PANDAS (pediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric disorders associated with streptococcal infections) was recognized, after numerous studies have added to evidence in support of the condition, a debate continues over whether PANDAS actually exists. The […]
Recent published research studies on diet-related issues for autism are shown here. Dietary issues are a main topic being investigated for a possible role in the development of autism and well as a treatment approach. […]
Children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) do not follow typical patterns when developing social and communication skills. Parents are usually the first to notice unusual behaviors in their child. Often, certain behaviors become more noticeable […]
Several natural approaches can be tried to help reduce symptoms of depression. For the best results, however, it is important to first determine the underlying cause of the depression. Not only are there different types of depression, […]
We have compiled a list of recent published research articles on depression, with a focus on integrative therapies. The studies below include research on nutrition and food allergy, environmental factors, neurofeedback and alternative therapies such as […]
When are sad feelings something to be concerned about? Is biopolar disorder a type of depression or something different? Depression is so common these days that we tend to use the term loosely. But when […]