Schizophrenia

...ba href=/schizophrenia/a/b and also that there were insufficient grounds for cruelty.

The Supreme Court, however, took into account evidence by doctors and overturned the lower court's order, saying the woman had been relieved from the "shackles of a dead marriage".

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...ba href=/schizophrenia/a/b to developmental disabilities and dementia.Most of those patients have been confined for prolonged periods of time and many suffer from other conditions that require regular medical attention, according to Hartman.

He said the facility planned in Williamstown would include full-time nursing services in addition to round-the-clock supervision and a part-time psychiatrist.Although Hartman said the facility would be licensed for up to 14 residents, he predicted the actual number probably wouldn't exceed 11 for the foreseeable future.

Assuming those numbers hold, he predicted the facility would eventually bring 25 to 30 jobs and an anticipated payroll of roughly $1.5 million to the community – though he warned it would likely take more than a year after opening to hit full occupancy.Holmburg told Selectboard members that he hoped to obtain the necessary permits and certifications in coming months.

If all goes well, he said the renovations could be completed and the building ready for occupancy by fall.Holmburg, who said he has a contract to buy the inn and the 45 acres upon which it sits from owners George Malek and Malek's wife, Carolyn White, stressed that the property, which is assessed at nearly $1 million, would remain in private ownership and on the tax rolls.

He said he plans to enter a long-term lease with WCMHS for use of the property.The continued taxability of the property, fear of future expansion and the potentially detrimental effect the proposal might...

...ba href=/schizophrenia/a/b Spero News en Español Home World Culture Society Commentary Weblogs Forum Wiki Bookstore Contact Society: Medicine Study challenges rush to medicate ba href=/schizophrenia/a/b The finding could pave the way for researchers to identify the large number of ba href=/schizophrenia/a/b patients who do not need drugs, says USC professor.

Wednesday, March 22, 2006 by Eddie North-Hager A USC review of published research has found no evidence that early episodes of ba href=/schizophrenia/a/b without medication result in long-term harm for patients, casting doubt on the practice to immediately medicate for a year.

“The question is whether we should rush to treat early episodes with anti-psychotics, often before a clear diagnosis has become evident,” wrote John Bola in his study slated for publication in the April edition of ba href=/schizophrenia/a/b Bulletin.

Bola said the findings are important because the drugs used to treat ba href=/schizophrenia/a/b can have serious side effects in nearly half of patients, from severe weight gain and restlessness to involuntary movement and adult-onset diabetes.

The controversial findings could clear the way for researchers to identify the large number of patients who do not need the drugs for their conditions to improve, said Bola, an assistant professor in the USC School of Social Work.

“It’s important to look for the people who don’t need medication to prevent overexposure to possible side effects,” Bola said.

“In the last 25 years, there has been little effort to identify the 25 ...