Is dementia similar to autism? In a world where neurological conditions often present confusingly similar symptoms, distinguishing between dementia and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is critically important. Both conditions can affect memory, behavior, and communication, yet they represent entirely different challenges. Dementia, primarily an age-related progressive decline...
Kids grow in several dimensions at the same time—emotionally, socially, mentally, and physically. However, the modern world often pushes them unevenly across these areas. A child might score excellent grades in school but feel lonely. Another might enjoy time with friends but struggle to express emotions at...
Autism and dementia may seem to have nothing in common, but recent studies have revealed an unexpected connection between the two. Autism’s earliest signs usually appear within the first year of life, and individuals with this condition often face challenges in social interaction and behavior. Dementia, on...
Major depressive disorder is a major psychiatric condition that affects millions across the globe. It is not just passing sadness; it is a chronic disturbance in emotions, thinking, and daily functioning. MDD affects relationships, work performance, and even physical well-being. People with major depressive disorder may feel hopeless,...
Every child experiences, at times, a bit of anxiety and worry, which is totally normal sometimes—for instance, before a significant test or on the first day of school. When these ordinary sensations disrupt daily life, causing sleep issues, appetite changes, or abandoned play, they may indicate...
Behavioral disorders in children can significantly impact their daily functioning, affecting their performance in school, relationships at home, and interactions with peers. These disturbances can lead to emotional, social, and developmental disruptions in life. If these conditions are identified and treated at younger ages, it may help...
Alzheimer's disease is one of the few medical conditions that people fear and often misunderstand the most. It's a disease that quietly takes memories away, changes personalities, and tests the patience and love of caregivers and patients alike. Medical advancements and awareness campaigns over several years have...
Have you ever experienced slight discomfort when someone gazes at you excessively? It's normal to feel a little uncomfortable in certain situations, but people with scopophobia may feel this way a lot—it's a strong fear of looking at others or being looked at. Scopophobia is very strong...
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is typically associated with early childhood, but many adults are now recognizing signs of autism in themselves or others later in life. These individuals may have struggled with social interactions, sensory sensitivities, or changes in routine without realizing these challenges could stem...
Communication is the cornerstone of human interactions. For adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), it can be a daily challenge. While ADHD is often associated with children, many adults live with the condition, frequently undiagnosed. Poor communication, a lesser-recognized symptom of adult ADHD, significantly impacts relationships, careers, and self-esteem. Can...