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Tinnitus may interfere with tough mental tasks
Reuters UK - NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - People who suffer from chronic, moderate tinnitus, or ringing in the ears, may have more trouble performing demanding cognitive tasks than individuals without tinnitus, Australian investigators report. "Our results are

Study Shows Antibiotic Can Boost Benefits Of Therapy For Social
Medical News Today - Researchers from the Center for Anxiety and Related Disorders at Boston University have found that adding D-cycloserine (DCS) - a drug used to treat tuberculosis but that has also been shown to stimulate learning - to therapy programs helps people

PC Forum: The paradox of choice
ZDNet Blogs - PC Forum kicked off this afternoon with Esther's introduction of the "users in charge" theme. It's a new culture of catering to users not big banks, advertisers and others who have wielded power in the past, Esther said. The first speaker, Barry

35 million Americans suffer from insomnia
Salt Lake Tribune - While many of her constituents slept soundly, former Utah Gov. Olene Walker often would wander the governor's mansion in the middle of the night, responding to e-mails, reading or watching TV. Walker suffers from insomnia, which afflicts about 35

Major Strides in Fending Off Depression Among the Elderly
New York Times - Many elderly people are already distressed by the increasing numbers of drugs they are taking, including painkillers and heart medication. Now, those who are also battling depression may be wondering where it all will end. Last week, researchers at