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- Living with schizophrenia: Tips for management
The symptoms of schizophrenia can cause challenges in day-to-day living, such as in a work environment. Learn more about tips for living with schizophrenia here.
- Recognizing the early signs of schizophrenia
Some people may not show early signs of schizophrenia. Possible signs include a loss of interest in activities and changes to personal hygiene. Learn more here.
- Borderline schizophrenia: Is it a real condition?
Borderline schizophrenia is a term that refers to the co-occurrence of BPD and schizophrenia. Learn more here.
- Delusional disorder and schizophrenia: Differences and more
Delusional disorder and schizophrenia both involve delusions. However, the age of onset and severity of the conditions typically differ. Learn more here.
- Types of OCD explained
Types of OCD include contamination, symmetry, and checking. Learn more about these and other types, and what they involve here.
- Complex PTSD and relationships: Effects, triggers, and more
CPTSD can affect relationships in various ways, including potentially creating difficulties with trust, emotional regulation, and intimacy. Learn more here.
- Baby blues vs. postpartum depression: What is the difference?
If someone experiences low mood or mood swings after having a baby, they may wonder if it is baby blues or postpartum depression. Learn more about baby blues and postpartum depression here.
- Subsyndromal depression: Symptoms, causes, and more
SSD occurs when a person experiences symptoms of depression that do not meet the criteria for diagnosis of another type of depression. Learn more here.
- Post-concert depression: Symptoms and tips to feel better
People may experience feelings of sadness after a concert. Learn when doctors consider these symptoms to indicate clinical depression and how to feel better.
- Relocation depression: Definition, tips for coping, and more
Relocation depression is a term used to refer to feelings of depression following a move. Learn more here.
- Can prediabetes be reversed via diet and exercise?
Medical News Today investigates how lifestyle changes—particularly diet and exercise—can help reverse prediabetes, and shares the story of one woman's success.
- Qelbree: Mild to serious side effects and how to manage them
Qelbree, which treats ADHD, can cause side effects such as headache and trouble sleeping. Learn about side effects and how to manage them.
- Understanding OCD and cleaning
For certain people, OCD may cause thoughts that compel them to clean in order to prevent consequences. Learn more about the connection between OCD and cleaning here.
- Real event OCD: Symptoms, treatment, and more
Real event OCD is a type of OCD that involves the rumination on past events. Learn more about the condition, symptoms, and treatment here.
- Unemployment depression: Symptoms, causes, and more
Unemployment depression is a type of situational depression that can follow the loss of a job. Learn more about risk factors and treatments here.
- Depression awareness month: Importance, finding support, and more
October is depression awareness month. This is a time set aside to bring awareness to the condition and help to break the stigmas surrounding it and its treatments. Learn more here.
- ADHD support groups: Benefits, options, and more
A person with ADHD and their loved ones can attend support groups. Learn more about potential options here.
- OCD and GAD: How do they differ?
OCD and GAD share many similar features. However, the symptoms and experiences tend to differ. Learn more about these differences here.
- Psychosis vs. schizophrenia: Understanding the differences
Psychosis is a common symptom of schizophrenia. However, there are other reasons a person may experience psychosis. Learn more about the differences between psychosis and schizophrenia here.
- Lupus and depression: Link, treatment, and support
Lupus can directly cause depression if it affects the brain, but other factors can also explain the link. Learn more about lupus depression.
- Stress and flu symptoms: How anxiety and stress affect the body
Chronic stress or high levels of stress can cause flu-like symptoms, including headaches, body aches, and stomach upset, among others. Learn more here.
- Unspecified bipolar disorder: Definition, Symptoms, and Treatment
Unspecified bipolar disorder is a type of bipolar disorder where the symptoms do not meet the criteria for another type. Learn more here.
- High functioning bipolar disorder
The term “high functioning bipolar" can refer to someone with bipolar disorder whose symptoms appear to impact their daily life less than others with the condition.
- Stress and headaches: Link, symptoms, and treatment
Stress can cause a person to experience headaches. Learn more about how to manage stress-induced headaches here.
- Unruptured brain aneurysm and behavior: What to know
A person may experience changes in their behavior if they have an unruptured brain aneurysm. Learn more here.
- From Disney+ to Max, Here Are the Best Streaming Services
Sites like Netflix and HBO Max are more expensive than ever. It's time to cut down your subscriptions based on what you want to watch.
- The Beats Studio Buds + Are Apple's Best Wireless Headphones Bargain
For nearly the same price as AirPods, you get ANC, a better fit, and streamlined connectivity with both Apple and Android devices.
- Unistellar's New Smart Telescope Turns Anyone Into a Backyard Astrophotographer
The telescope makes it possible for amateurs to capture fantastic views of space, but experienced star gazers will also enjoy its rich feature set.
- Samsung's Galaxy A54 Already Feels Outdated Now That the Pixel 7a Is Out
The battery is excellent and the screen is high-end, but the cameras could be so much better.
- JMGO's Swiveling Projector is the Brightest You Can Get Under $2,300
Although pricier than it was at launch, the JMGO N1 Ultra still delivers excellent performance and a uniquely useful design for $2,299.
- Google's Pixel 7a Is Just as Good as the Regular Pixel 7
It has almost all the same specs as its flagship counterpart, including wireless charging and a 90Hz refresh rate. It's also only $500.
- Every Pixel Product Announced at Google I/O 2023, From Pixel Fold to 7a
Plus, the new Google Home app is finally rolling out, and how Google is infusing AI into Android.
- Google Uses Star Wars Day to Officially Reveal the Pixel Fold
"May the Fold be with you," but only if you have the kind of cash to buy something first-gen.
- You Could Soon Move Around in VR With an iPhone and an Apple Watch
Researchers demonstrate how your watch, phone, and earbuds can be collectively used to track your body movements.
- Apple Arcade Adding 20 New Games, Including a Hades-Style Ninja Turtles Title
Apple Arcade is injecting some much needed lifeblood into its library for the summer.
- Apple Sending the OG iPad Air to Gadget Heaven
The company will also put its Thunderbolt displays on its obsolete list, meaning users can’t go to Apple for repairs.
- People Put Nearly $1 Billion Into Apple Savings Accounts in First 4 Days
Apple’s new Savings account opened in mid-April with a 4.15% yield, and it's already drawn 240,000 new accounts from among 2 billion iPhone users.
- OnePlus Pad Is a Promising First Tablet That Won't Break the Bank
With a nice big screen and enough processing power under the hood, OnePlus Pad is good for anyone who wants a reasonably-priced Android tablet.
- The Lenovo ThinkPhone Is a Motorola Smartphone in Stuffy Business Attire
If you absolutely just have to have a phone that matches your ThinkPad laptop, this is the one for you.
- The Best Ski and Snowboarding Gear You Can Buy in 2023
We might be in the middle of spring, but it's a great time to get your winter gear ready.
- AMD's Ryzen 7 7800X3D is The Best CPU For Gaming
When it comes to a gaming CPU, it turns out less is more.
- The ExpressVPN Aircove Is a Serviceable Router That Hides Web Traffic For Your Whole Home
Unless you’re in a tiny space, you probably shouldn’t use it as your only router, but easy VPN configuration makes it worth considering anyway.
- More Google Pixel Fold Specs Leak: It Seems Like a Real Contender For Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold
Everything from the camera system to the high-resolution displays indicates that Google is gunning for Samsung's foldables.
- Users Claim the Latest Windows 10 Update Breaks Some Printers
Microsoft’s most recent update was meant to fix Windows incorrectly labeling printers, but it appears to have introduced new problems.
- The Kobo Elipsa 2E Is an Excellent Do-Over of the Company's First E Ink Tablet
It fixes most of the issues we had with the original Kobo Elipsa and its stylus.
- Apple's Second Attempt at the HomePod is Not a Redemption
The HomePod looks the same as its predecessor, sounds too bassy, and costs too much.
- Hot Wheels: Rift Rally Turns Your House Into a Miniature Monaco
The virtual effects create a convincing feeling of high-speed driving, without destroying my home.
- The Turtle Beach Stealth Pro Has the Best Noise Canceling on a Gaming Headset
A backup battery, a detachable boom mic, a clean look, and ANC that works make this a new standard.
- Google's Expensive Pixel Tablet Dock Leaks on Amazon
We're less than a month from Google's developer conference, where we expect to see the debut of the company's long-promised tablet device.
- Samsung Finally Enables the Temperature Sensor on the Galaxy Watch 5
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