Anxiety Articles page 10

Miami Herald - His weight -- at its peak, 308 pounds -- has caused digestion problems, anxiety and flagging energy. He's been diagnosed as a diabetic. At the suggestion of a doctor more than a decade ago, he bought a bike and began riding it in San Diego, where he ...

CNBC - BRUSSELS (Thomson Financial) - Shares are expected to extend yesterday's declines as the Asian markets continued to fall and on anxiety over how Wall Street will open following yesterday's US public holiday. At the close yesterday, the Bel 20 dropped ...

CNBC - The study has also helped us select a dose for our Phase 2 trial in general anxiety disorder scheduled to start in the United States later this year." tf.TFN-Europe_newsdesk@thomson.com hjp/jlw COPYRIGHT Copyright Thomson Financial News Limited ...

Boston Globe - The problem is more deeply rooted in anxiety about the global economy than it is in Germany," said Boris Boehm, an asset manager at Nordinvest in Hamburg. "People are really afraid. But it's a good thing because fear, along with action, gets the ...

Los Angeles Times - Definitely, there's got to be a little anxiety there. That's natural. But we very much decided that this is not going to be any different than anything else. We're going to go into him if he's open, and expect him to do some things." Brown did some ...

Forbes - The study has also helped us select a dose for our Phase 2 trial in general anxiety disorder scheduled to start in the United States later this year." Rights to SYN111 were obtained by Synosia from Novartis in 2007 in an exclusive worldwide (outside ...

Chicago Sun-Times - On her Web site, Faughey said she treated patients for relationship issues, coping with breakups, anxiety, panic attacks, stress over job changes and online intimacy, such as relationship issues arising from computer and text messaging. Colleagues ...

Forbes - With the Japanese economy battling weak housing investment, cautious corporate sentiment and anxiety about a slump in the vital U.S. export market, investors had widely expected the Bank of Japan to keep its key interest rate at 0.5 percent. Oil Falls ...

Miami Herald - Almost two-thirds of South Florida residents believe that uninsured Americans should be able to get healthcare, but even more are concerned about rising healthcare costs, problems with prescription drug coverage and the safety and quality of care ...

Newsday - There's a lot of anxiety out there, a lot of people who are way behind schedule, using more salt than they contracted for for the whole winter," he said. Most situations aren't dire yet, he said, because places often find salt before the next storm ...