Month: October 2022

Oct 18 2022

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A Texas officer who shot and killed a woman with schizophrenia in 2019 is found not guilty of aggravated assault

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An officer in Baytown, Texas, who fatally shot a woman with schizophrenia in 2019 was found not guilty of aggravated assault by a public servant on Tuesday, a court document...

Oct 17 2022

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A Texas officer who shot and killed a woman with schizophrenia in 2019 is found not guilty of aggravated assault

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An officer in Baytown, Texas, who fatally shot a woman with schizophrenia in 2019 was found not guilty of aggravated assault by a public servant on Tuesday, a court document...

Oct 17 2022

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Five Schizophrenia Coping Skills I Can’t Live Without

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My hope is that if you struggle with schizophrenia yourself, the following coping mechanisms might give you some relief from your illness as well. One of the best steps I...

Oct 17 2022

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‘My dog helps me manage my schizophrenia and gives me the confidence to leave the house’

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A young woman living with schizophrenia says her Labradoodle stops her from self harming, brings her out of hallucinations and gives her confidence to get out. | ITV National News...

Oct 17 2022

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Academic Schizophrenia, Quiet Quitting And Change

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My late father-in-law Dr. Robert O’Bannon, a noted college professor, coined a phrase he called “academic schizophrenia.” Schizophrenia, according to the Mayo Clinic, is a serious mental …

Oct 17 2022

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These rats have human cells in their brains. They may help scientists understand autism and schizophrenia.

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Brain conditions such as autism and schizophrenia do not naturally occur in rodents and scans don’t reveal enough about human brain cells in action, so they aren’t well understood or...

Oct 16 2022

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These rats have human cells in their brains. They may help scientists understand autism and schizophrenia.

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Stanford researcher Sergiu Pașca’s experiments, published Wednesday in the journal Nature, are both significant and ethically challenging.

Oct 16 2022

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A Texas officer who shot and killed a woman with schizophrenia in 2019 is found not guilty of aggravated assault

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An officer in Baytown, Texas, who fatally shot a woman with schizophrenia in 2019 was found not guilty of aggravated assault by a public servant on Tuesday, a court document...

Oct 16 2022

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Five Schizophrenia Coping Skills I Can’t Live Without

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My hope is that if you struggle with schizophrenia yourself, the following coping mechanisms might give you some relief from your illness as well. One of the best steps I...

Oct 16 2022

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‘My dog helps me manage my schizophrenia and gives me the confidence to leave the house’

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A young woman living with schizophrenia says her Labradoodle stops her from self harming, brings her out of hallucinations and gives her confidence to get out. | ITV National News...