Introduction Imagine you’re feeling a strange ache or noticing a peculiar symptom that puzzles you. Instead of immediately reaching out to a healthcare professional, where do you turn first? If you’re like millions of others worldwide, your instinct might be to grab your smartphone or log on to your computer, conducting a quick symptom search […]
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Unveiling America’s Hidden Health Concerns Through Online Searches
Introduction: The Digital Window into Our Health Imagine the internet as a vast ocean, teeming with data and insights, flowing continuously from millions of screens. Among these digital tides lie clues and patterns that are slowly becoming the key to understanding pressing public health issues. In a world where traditional data collection faces challenges from […]
Time Lost and Found: Understanding Temporal Information in Schizophrenia
Introduction: Peeking into the Mind’s Clock Picture yourself walking into a grocery store. As you pick up items, you mentally arrange them by purpose and freshness – dairy to the front, pantry items at the back. Now imagine doing the same task while losing track of which aisles you’ve already walked through or forgetting what […]
Unlocking Autistic Minds: A Deep Dive into Memory for Actions
— Introduction: Unveiling the Mystery of Mindful Actions Imagine recalling a time when you effortlessly hummed a tune while preparing breakfast, each action intricately linked by your memory. For most of us, remembering actions we’ve performed is second nature, seamlessly blending with our recollection of past experiences. This everyday phenomenon is known as the **enactment […]