The selective elimination of some memories could be of great help in the treatment of psychological problems caused by traumatic experiences. Reality or science fiction?
The classic debate about what defines our behaviors and choices the most, whether environment or innate traits, has turned scientists and psychologists on their heads for decades. A new report published by researchers at the University of Maine has come to a conclusion that might not appeal to everyone.
Most people with depression do not tell about it, do not even go to the doctor and, of course, do not receive treatment. Why? Due to ignorance but above all, due to fear of stigma.
We still don't know what the genetic root is. We do not know how genes interact with other evolutionary and environmental factors, and research has not been able to link what these genes are. But we do know that there are different causes that affect neurodevelopment, as Ruth Vidriales, technical director and psychologist of the Autism Conference of Spain, tells us.
Danni Büchner is invited to Sam Dylan's Halloween party. But the "Goodbye Germany" emigrant has no desire for many other party guests. And find clear words.
