Essays on Neurology & Nervous System Diseases

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The Importance of Sleep for Our Body and Mind, Effects of Sleep Deprivation

2 pages / 1036 words

It is a well-known fact that a decent night's sleep makes us feel better. Apart from the fact that sleep gives us body time to rest and revive, it might likewise be pivotal to our brain's capacity to learn and remember. This may not be...

Sleep Deprivation

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Sleep Deprivation and Disorders Effects on Health

1 page / 610 words

The recommended number of hours of sleep for an adult is between 7 and 9 hours, although this varies from person to person, less than 6 and over 11 hours of sleep is not recommended. The epidemiology of sleep is a young field of study,...

Sleep Deprivation Sleep Disorders

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How Sleep Deprivation Affects Students

2 pages / 766 words

Lack of sleep can make our body malfunction. It is a natural process, which is very important for the body. And not getting proper amount of sleep can affect our body in many ways. Adequate rest is essential all together for the body to work...

Sleep Deprivation Sleep Disorders

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The Effect of Sleep Deprivation on a Student’s Performance

2 pages / 1080 words

Introduction Modern innovation has provided humanity with so many great things, ranging from connectivity with friends and family to constant updates on information, whether it be in the form of texts and alerts, or just notifications in general. Whether you are a student with homework...

Sleep Deprivation Sleep Disorders

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The Effects of Sleep Deprivation on Memory

3 pages / 1232 words

Introduction Sleep is a vital need for human and animal alike. Many of us do not give much thought to what happens when we do not sleep well or miss an entire night of sleep entirely. Often, we shrug it off and plan to make...

Sleep Deprivation Sleep Disorders

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Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and Impact of Mass Shooting

4 pages / 1733 words

Abstract Everyday terrifying events happen around the world and each time there are witnesses, victims, and casualties. When these events happen, they may cause a long term mental imbalance to the people who witness them or those that experience them as victims. While some may...

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder School Shooting

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Psychopaths and What We Can Learn from Them

3 pages / 1360 words

Introduction When we think of “Psychopaths” or the term “Psychopathy”, the pictures that tend to jump into our mind are those of manipulators, terrorists, psychotic serial killers, the coldblooded murderers portrayed in horror movies or the sort of nightly creatures that crawl in the worst...

Psychological Disorders Psychopaths

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Causes and Detection of Psychopaths in a Crowd

6 pages / 2507 words

Introduction Recently as the times change, society has put more interest into the study of the human mind, our emotional and mental constitutions. This is not the case for psychopathy. For many years, professionals and public alike were horrific but appealed to the idea of...

Psychological Disorders Psychopaths

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Into The Mind of a Psychopath

4 pages / 1799 words

Introduction Psychopathy refers to a mental disorder in which individuals develop amoral and unethical behaviour that typically violates societal norms, values, and beliefs. Characteristics are similar to that of an individual diagnosed with Antisocial Personality Disorder where traits such as lack of empathy, remorse, guilt,...

Psychological Disorders Psychopaths

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Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders

5 pages / 2159 words

Introduction Mental health has been a critical issue of discussion in regards to the use of classification systems. Classification has enabled the diagnosis of psychiatric disorders to allow creation of theories that can treat mental health patients. The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders...

Mental Health Psychological Disorders

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Alzheimer’s: How It Affects Both The Patient and The Caregiver

2 pages / 781 words

The focal point of the article online was about the unpaid caregivers of patients with Alzheimer’s. Most of these are family members of the patient, often being the spouse. There are nearly 5.7 million patients in America suffering with this disease, which also increases the...

Alzheimer’s Disease Social Care

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Traumatic Brain Injury, Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy, and Their Relation to American Football

6 pages / 2694 words

Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) is a neurodegenerative disease that has been brought to light in recent years regarding its long-term effects on subjects of repeated head trauma in the form of traumatic brain injuries (TBI). CTE has been made infamous due to recent publications regarding...

Traumatic Brain Injury

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Traumatic Brain Injury and The Effects It Has on Intimate Relationships

7 pages / 3028 words

Introduction Traumatic brain injuries are complex in the sense that unlike physical medical conditions, they cannot be easily seen with the naked eye. Traumatic brain injuries, let’s call them ‘TBI’ for short are, common yet not often talked about in society. The problem with brain...

Relationship Traumatic Brain Injury

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Sexual Assault, Trauma and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

6 pages / 2687 words

Trauma There’s a word that most people do not like to talk about. For some, it is because they just simply do not want to talk about it, and for others, it is because they have experienced some type of trauma, that has impacted their...

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Sexual Abuse

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Justin Bieber: The Impact of Childhood Fame on Mental Health

7 pages / 2959 words

On March 1st, 1994, a young Pattie Mallet gave birth to Justin Drew Bieber. As a young, 17-year-old mother, Pattie was already in over her head. Little did she know that baby she had just given birth to would become one of the biggest sensations...

Justin Bieber Music Industry Psychological Disorders

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Representation of Ptsd in The Red Convertible by Louise Erdrich

3 pages / 1283 words

Introduction In the modern era, discussions surrounding mental health have gained significant traction. What was once a highly stigmatized topic is now being brought into the spotlight. Historically, individuals grappling with mental illnesses lived in fear of their struggles being misunderstood by the general public,...

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder The Red Convertible

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Post-traumatic Stress Disorder Amongst Cultures

4 pages / 1799 words

Chiappelli, Iribarren, Neagos, and Prolo described post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) as a mental disorder derived from an individual experiencing or witnessing a life-threatening occurrence (2005). However, the continued study of PTSD has redefined the definition to an individual involved in any type of trauma. Back,...

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

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How Post-traumatic Stress Disorder Affects People's Health

5 pages / 2470 words

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is just another affliction where people who have been in disastrous events or have been sexually abuse and physically abuse cannot forget about their past events. It is known that PTSD usually happens to the people that have lived the moment...

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

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An Overview of Post-traumatic Stress Disorder

2 pages / 746 words

If you look around the room or even to the person sitting right next to you, chances are you will not assume right away that they have been through or have yet to go through a traumatic event in their given lifetime. Many are not...

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder