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...further urged professionals in the industry to “identify young women who could be suffering from eating disorders?? and said “we are all responsible for the models’ health?...
...It’s not credible if nearly 50 percent of 18- to 24-year-olds have psychiatric disorders??the number is off the charts,” Glenmullen said. “For many disorders, the diagnostic criteria has been watered down and capture more people with milder and milder symptoms...
...those students are clinically depressed, however. Barreira says that many patients report feeling “overwhelmed” or “stressed out.” But they might not meet the criterion for clinical depression set by the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders??persistence of symptoms over a two-week period. In mid-2004, Harvard moved to streamline its services for students seeking counseling and treatment. Before that, mental health professionals were scattered across Harvard’s Bureau of Study Counsel and University Health Services. Barreira, then a psychiatrist at Harvard?...
...percent of this percent of this population, millions. They’re the ones in trouble. Something like 40 percent of people that play WoW call themselves addicted.”Like any addiction, video game addiction is serious. Mood disorders, such as bipolarity, depression, anxiety disorders??including obsessive-compulsive behavior, and social phobias can develop. “They lose sleep. They flunk out of school,” says Orzack. “They often gain weight because they are not exercising. They neglect their personal needs. They avoid making social plans.”MORE...
...while the authorities intimately involved with the matter attribute study drug abuse to extreme stress, students—with and without diagnosed attention disorders??seem to have a more relaxed view of its use. Many say they don’t see the big deal over popping a few pills, either on a night of a party or a night of a term paper. More students than ever are arriving at Harvard already prescribed some form of stimulant according to Travia, and some of them have no qualms about sharing the goods...