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A home-based cognitive-behavioral training program for sleep during late pregnancy is feasible and effective

Home-Based CBT Program for Sleep Feasible in Pregnancy

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Sleep duration longer, less sleep disruption for intervention group, especially postpartum
A psychoeducational intervention is effective for reducing fear of cancer recurrence among patients with ongoing melanoma care

Psychoeducational Intervention Reduces Fear of CA Recurrence

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Newly developed intervention effective for reducing FCR, stress, and increasing melanoma knowledge
The risk of dementia might be doubled for prostate cancer patients who are treated with androgen-deprivation therapy

Androgen Deprivation Therapy May Raise Dementia Risk

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Men on ADT found to have twice the risk of developing dementia within five years of treatment
The U.S. presidential election has caused stress for more than half of American adults

Current Election Causing Americans Significant Stress

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More than half of Americans report stress as Clinton, Trump battle for the White House
Children whose mothers used a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor during pregnancy may be more likely to develop speech and language disorders

SSRI Use During Pregnancy Tied to Speech Issues in Offspring

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No link found between SSRI use in pregnancy and risk of motor disorders, poor academic performance
Older adults who volunteer have lower risk of developing cognitive impairment

Volunteering May Help Prevent Cognitive Impairment in Seniors

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Findings among older adults who maintain consistent volunteer engagement
Severe fatigue can impede social reintegration in Hodgkin's lymphoma survivors

Social Reintegration of Hodgkin’s Survivors Impeded by Fatigue

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Significant negative association of severe fatigue and employment among male and female survivors
For patients with panic disorder with agoraphobia

Cortisol Mediates Benefit for Early Session Psychotherapy

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Greater clinical improvement by next session for those with earlier exposure sessions
There is an association between orthostatic hypotension and an increased risk for dementia

Orthostatic Hypotension May Increase Risk of Dementia

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Sudden blood pressure drops may lead to hypoxia, with detrimental effects on brain tissue
Some antihypertensive medications may increase the risk that patients will be hospitalized for depression and bipolar disorder

Some Antihypertensives Linked to Depression, Bipolar Risk

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Research suggests possible differential effects of antihypertensive medications on mood