Health
Holiday Foods that Can Cause Headaches
The holidays are right around the corner, which means family and friends will be cooking and baking traditional recipes all month long. These recipes are often the focal point of celebration, but they can also cause...
The Science Behind Giving
Psychiatrist Michael Yasinski M.D. discusses the physiological effects of giving.
The Dual Diagnosis
In a two-part series, Mitzi MacKenzie M.S.W. explores dual diagnoses, including how to recognize that a loved one has a co-occurring condition and effective treatment processes.
‘Diehard’ Sports Fan Survives Gunshot to the Head
Blasted through the back of his skull with a hollow-point bullet, Jason Taylor, 33, crumpled to the ground, unconscious, in a pool of blood outside a Glendale bar. Paramedics feared the comatose man might not make it, as they raced him to the Level I Trauma Center at John C. Lincoln North Mountain Hospital.
But Taylor surprised everyone, including his neurosurgeon, Paul LaPrade, MD. Today, Taylor can walk, talk and function almost normally, thanks to the remarkable care he received after the bullet tore into his brain.
Teen Prescription Drug Use
Psychiatrist Michael Yasinski M.D. discusses the designer drug epidemic.
