Addressing Mental Health Needs of Balkan Refugees

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Most of the Bosnian refugees in the US may benefit from mental health services to help them to recover from their traumatic experiences. Psychiatrist Stevan Weine of Chicago, Ill, believes that two-thirds of the refugees have been traumatized by the war, but only about 8% seek mental health assistance. As Bosnians rely on family members for emotional support, Weine emphasizes family intervention to assist the refugees. Support groups can help strengthen bonds within and between families to ease mental distress.

Psychological aspects, Refugees, Bosnian, Bosnian refugees

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Institute probes music's therapeutic potential

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The therapeutic niche of music as a complement to conventional medical treatment is discussed. Rigorous evaluation is needed to ensure that music is used most effectively in patient care.

Entertainers & entertainment groups, Other Performing Arts Companies, Musical Arts, Health aspects, Methods, Music, Patient care

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Researchers report new clues to dementia

Article Abstract:

The article helps us to study dementia and its causal factors in a better way and has suggested hormone therapy as an effective treatment for dementia.

Science & research, Care and treatment, Research, Genetic aspects, Dementia, Hormone therapy

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