• JULY 25, 2015
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    Diabetes drugs may protect against Parkinson’s

    Diabetes drugs may protect against Parkinson’s

    Scientists published a new study that says patients with diabetes, who were treated with glitazone had a 28% reduced risk of developing Parkinson’s disease. Glitazone are so called “peroxisome proliferation-activated receptor gamma (PPARɣ) agonists”. A very complicated name that describes the way these drugs work. It has been suggested before that the same mechanism could

    • JULY 25, 2015
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    Preventing mental illness in Dubai? Take a walk in Safa Park!

    Preventing mental illness in Dubai? Take a walk in Safa Park!

    Sometimes we need science to tell us the obvious or to makes us aware of things we already knew but somehow forgot. What’s written in this article will be not really new to you. But if it makes you take a walk in Safa Park (or any other park) and thus makes you feel better,

    • JULY 21, 2015
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    OMG! 16,000 Facebook Likes | Thank you!

    OMG! 16,000 Facebook Likes | Thank you!

    Let’s be honest. We are not Lady Gaga, Beyoncé or Taylor Swift. The information we provide is not as “trending” as a Justin Bieber selfie or similar. BUT: Every day we try to deliver information that might be useful for our patients. Be it a new treatment option for Parkinson’s disease, practical tips for people

    • JULY 20, 2015
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    New Antidepressant May Relieve Symptoms In Less Than One Day

    New Antidepressant May Relieve Symptoms In Less Than One Day

    Researchers at the University of Maryland School of Medicine found a new anti-depressive drug that works totally different from the commonly prescribed antidepressants. Antidepressants like Cipralex or Prozac are also known as SSRIs (Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors). Meaning, they are influencing the levels of the neurotransmitter (way of communication between nerve cells) Serotonin. The new

    • JULY 6, 2015
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    It’s OK not to love your day job | Aquarius feat. Dubai Counsellor Diana

    It’s OK not to love your day job | Aquarius feat. Dubai Counsellor Diana

    By Angela Boshoff-Hundal, 1 Jul 2015 | Aquarius Magazine …Diana Shammaa, counselling psychologist at the German Neuroscience Centre in Dubai, believes that, “Today a job is something of a cultural obligation, which is why it has become the main factor for life’s fulfilment. We have anchored the idea that the job we have defines our
    • JULY 6, 2015
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    Eating Disorders in Dubai | Expert, Jared Alden, in Young+ Magazine

    Eating Disorders in Dubai | Expert, Jared Alden, in Young+ Magazine

    Jared Alden, psychotherapist at German Neuroscience Center in Dubai said, "Statistics are hard to come by but it is clear that eating disorders are on the rise. There is not a week that goes by where I don't see a young woman suffering from an eating disorder. Alden stressed that media images play a strong
    • JULY 6, 2015
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    Dubai Road Rage: Khaleej Times feat. German Neuroscience Center

    Dubai Road Rage: Khaleej Times feat. German Neuroscience Center

    A bad person need not be bad on roads — experts dismiss popular concept on road rage, say it is not a psychiatric phenomenon. Khaleej Times / Kelly Clarke/Staff Reporter / 6 July 2015: Picture the scenario. You’re driving a car along Shaikh Zayed Road when another driver swerves into your lane, cutting you up.
    • JUNE 30, 2015
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    Women with trauma or PTSD have a 60% higher risk of stroke or heart attack

    Women with trauma or PTSD have a 60% higher risk of stroke or heart attack

    If you still don’t believe in the link between mental and physical disease this new study will proof you wrong. The study was the first study to examine the link between traumatic events and cardiovascular disease such as stroke or heart attack. 50,000 women were included in the study that was published in the American

    • JUNE 30, 2015
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    Optic Neuritis | 50% will develop Multiple Sclerosis

    Optic Neuritis | 50% will develop Multiple Sclerosis

    Optic neuritis is an inflammation of the optic nerve. It is highly associated with multiple sclerosis (MS). 15-20% of MS patients are suffering from optic neuritis. There are also other causes for optic neuritis, such as infections or auto-immune diseases. However, these causes are uncommon. 50% of patients suffering from optic neuritis will develop Multiple Sclerosis

    • JUNE 30, 2015
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    How To Prevent Alzheimer’s in Dubai | Great Infographic

    How To Prevent Alzheimer’s in Dubai | Great Infographic