Mental Health
Psychology Insights on Safer Delirium Care
thebugskiller.com – Psychology has long tried to understand how brain, behavior, and medication interact, yet real hospital decisions often rely on habit more than evidence. A major U.S. study on older adults with delirium now challenges one of those habits: the frequent use of antipsychotics for confused, agitated patients. Instead, researchers found that a common […]
Psychedelic Medicine Shakes Up United States News
thebugskiller.com – In recent united states news, few topics have stirred more curiosity than the return of psychedelics to mainstream medicine. At Zucker Hillside Hospital, on the border of Queens and Nassau County, a new Northwell Health laboratory is stepping straight into that spotlight by testing cannabis, MDMA, and psilocybin with real patients. This marks […]
section:/news: New Jersey’s Psychedelic Shift
thebugskiller.com – New Jersey just delivered a headline fit for section:/news junkies and mental health advocates alike: lawmakers approved a bill to build a regulated market for psilocybin, the psychoactive compound in so‑called magic mushrooms. The decision pushes the state into the front row of a larger national debate over how psychedelics should fit into […]
Psychology of Parental Fears About Disordered Eating
thebugskiller.com – Psychology offers powerful tools to understand why parents worry so intensely when a child has high body weight. Concerns about disordered eating often sit beneath the surface of everyday conversations about food, health, and appearance. A recent study from the Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior followed families in a long-term, motivation-based program. […]
Putting Pain in Context: The Truth About Pinched Nerves
thebugskiller.com – When people describe sudden neck, back, or arm pain, they often throw around the phrase “pinched nerve” without much context. Behind that casual term hides a real medical issue: nerve compression, where pressure on a nerve disrupts its normal signals. That pressure can spark sharp pain, tingling, burning sensations, or numbness, sometimes making […]