Volume 2 Issues 7 , 2021 Celebrating One Year of MINDS Newsletter with all our Readers & Well wishers The Editorial team is thankful to each of you for utilizing this newsletter, supporting and encouraging us in all possible ways as we complete one year. The Journey of this Newsletter began on July 2011. We […]
Can you CROSS the CROSSWORD??
Volume 2 Issue 6, June, 2012 Across: Nobel prize for study on animal behavior which has implication on Behavior (12) Self actualization theory (6) Cognitive development inChildren (6) Down: Importance of mother & child attachment (6) Client centered psychotherapy (11) Eight stages of Life cycle (8) Anwers: ACROSS Konard Lorenz Maslow Piaget DOWN Bowlby Carl […]
MIND QUIZ
Volume 2 Issue 6, June, 2012 1. Most common condition associated with BPAD: (a) Schizophrenia (b) OCD (c) Dissociative Disorder (d) Anxiety disorders 2. Autonomic features are prominently seen in …. a) Seizures associated with alcohol (b) Psychosis associated with alcohol (c) Delirium Tremorsd) Wernicke’s neuropathy 3. Most common type of Dementia in world: (a) […]
Awareness Reframes Assumption MYTHS & FACTS About Psychiatric disorders in Mental retardation
Volume 2 Issue 6, June, 2012 ❌ Only neurological disorders are present in Mental Retardation & Psychiatric disorders are absent. ✅ Psychiatric disorders are common in Mental retardation along with neurological disorders. ❌ Medications Patients with Mental retardation do not have depression and they cannot express it. ✅ Patients with Mental retardation can have depression […]
Focus :Community Medicine, Nutrition & Psychiatric Disorders
Volume 2 Issue 6, June, 2012 Depression, Anxiety & Substance abuse are among the most common mental disorders that are important in community medicine. Bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) are severe mental disorders causing significant disability. Many psychiatric disorders have been associated with deficiency of dietary nutrients like, essential vitamins, minerals, and […]
Depression In Childhood & Adolescence
Volume 2 Issue 6, June, 2012 Depression in Childhood and adolescents is under diagnosed and undertreated. This is mainly because the presentations significantly differ from that of adults and complications in diagnosis due to high rates of comorbidity. Research has shown that depression is occurring earlier than in past decades in this population. The prevalence […]
From the desk of Editor
Volume 2 Issue 6, June, 2012 Guest Editorial: One year of the MIND……. At one year, baby steps are replacing supported cruising in a good number and the young ones can and do show intent….. They are becoming aware of things to look at and learn from! As it completes its first year, this being […]