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2. www.healthyplace.com › bipolar-disorder › articlesComprehensive Management of Mania in the Elderly

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   2 days ago · Psychoses, agitation, paranoia, sleep disturbance and hostility are symptoms common to both diseases. Delirious bipolar patients will often have a significant drop in the Mini-Mental Examination score from baseline while cooperative mania patients should have steady scores.

3. www.verywellhealth.com › disorganizedSigns of Disorganized Schizophrenia and How to Cope

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   5 days ago · Positive symptoms (those abnormally present) include hallucinations, delusions, abnormal motor behavior, and disorganization. Negative symptoms (those abnormally absent) include lack of verbal or emotional expressions and lack of interest in activities.

4. globalnews.ca › news › 10538145Saskatchewan scientist fights brain disease with ‘mini-brains’

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   6 days ago · Using stem cells found in blood, Wenzel says he found a way to grow small, yet highly functional “mini-brains,” which can simplify the diagnosis of things like Alzheimer’s. “You actually can’t...

5. www.medscape.org › viewarticle › 809725_transcriptBrain Glucose Hypometabolism, Ketosis, and Alzheimer Disease ...

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   4 days ago · Discuss results of clinical research on brain glucose hypometabolism as a pathologic characteristic of Alzheimer disease. Describe the rationale for treatment to address brain glucose hypometabolism. Compare and contrast strategies to induce ketosis to address brain glucose hypometabolism.

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6. www.healthyplace.com › thought-disorders › livingSchizoaffective Disorder and Paranoia | HealthyPlace

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   4 days ago · Paranoia is the one of my schizophrenic symptoms that bothers me the most. While I've only heard voices a few times, if I weren't taking an antipsychotic drug called Risperdal, the paranoia would happen frequently.

7. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Huntington's_diseaseHuntington's disease - Wikipedia

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   3 days ago · Signs and symptoms of Huntington's disease most commonly become noticeable between the ages of 30 and 50 years, but they can begin at any age and present as a triad of motor, cognitive, and psychiatric symptoms. When developed in an early stage, it is known as juvenile Huntington's disease.

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   What is the essence of paranoia?

   • The essence of paranoia is that one's interpretation of events is deluded, not the perception of the events themselves. In the absence of hallucinations, everything a paranoid experience is really happening. What the paranoid is mistaken about is why they're happening.

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   What is the worst part of being paranoid?

   • Probably the worst part of all about being paranoid is when the paranoid has a real enemy, and that enemy uses the paranoid's illness against them. You might beg others for help, but the person who is trying to hurt you is easily able to convince them that your complaints are just delusions, and so your pleas fall on deaf ears.

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   Do you have to be schizophrenic to be paranoid?

   • You don't have to be schizophrenic to be paranoid - it can arise as a neurosis, for example in response to early child abuse, and exist in a pure form without other schizophrenic symptoms like hallucinations. I was interviewed in the March 30, 2000 edition of the Metro San Jose, in an article called Friends in High Places.

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9. www.riomed.com › brain-tumor-symptoms-what-youBrain Tumor Symptoms: What You Need to Know - riomed.com

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   4 days ago · Here are some common signs of brain tumors to keep an eye out for: Headaches: These could be frequent, severe, or get worse over time. Seizures: These are sudden episodes of uncontrolled electrical activity in the brain. Nausea, vomiting, and drowsiness: These can happen together or on their own.