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Oxford Study Finds Illegal Drug Ketamine Can Be Used To Treat Depression When Nothing Else Works [Video]
A study conducted by Oxford University suggests that the illegal party drug ketamine can be used to treat depression when all else fails.
New Research Explains Why Chocolate is Bad for Cancer Patients
Dendritic Spine Loss Seen in Patients with Schizophrenia and Bipolar Disorder, Study
Acupuncture Ineffective in Older People, Study
Blood Tests Can Identify Psychosis Risk in Psychiatric Patients, Study
Weight Loss Surgery Less Likely To Treat Depression among Obese and Overweight Patients, Study
Anti-Inflammatory Drugs May Help Lower Blood Vessel Disease Risk in Diabetics: Study
Mentally Ill Patients More Likely To Be Victims of Sexual and Domestic Violence, Study
By Staff ReporterMost Patients Fail To Take Medication for Rheumatoid Arthritis, Study
By Staff ReporterSurgery Offers Better Survival Rates among Patients with Laryngeal Cancer, Study
By Staff ReporterResearchers find Source of Fungal Infections Affecting HIV/AIDS Patients in Southern California
By Staff ReporterSLE Patients More Likely To Be Re-admitted Within 30 Days of Being Discharged, Study
By Staff ReporterPeripheral Neuropathy linked to Cardiovascular Diseases in Diabetic Patients, Study
By Staff ReporterManchester Researchers Develop Effective Procedure to Diagnose Lung Cancer in Older Patients
By Staff ReporterDiverticulitis Patients Suffer From Psychological and Physical Symptoms Even After Attack, Study
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