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Have you ever considered giving your child or grandchild a video game with the intent to improve their cognitive skills, multitasking abilities, and attention span? It likely sounds a bit counterintuitive to most parents. It sounds even more peculiar if the video game isn’t just off the shelf of a big box store, but is […]
The holidays can be very stressful for families with ADHD children. Below is an article with helpful ways to approach the Holiday season, authored by Dr. Jose Zaglul. You can also find the article on pg 73 in the December/January edition of NextGen Magazine: http://www.nextgenmagazine.org/current-issue/. The Holidays can be a trying time for some families with ADHD […]
Does your child have ADHD and LOVE to play video games? Florida Clinical Research Center is involved with a new type of clinical research, using a video game designed by start-up company, Akili. “The game is designed to help users strengthen their multitasking skills by focusing their attention, expanding their working memory, and managing their […]
April is Alcohol Awareness Month! Do you enjoy a drink now and then? Many of us do, often when socializing with friends and family. Drinking can be beneficial or harmful, depending on your age and health status, and, of course, how much you drink. Make a difference: Spread the word about strategies for preventing alcohol abuse […]
Each day advancements are made in medical research thanks to: the patients who enroll in the clinical trials, the physicians who conduct the studies, and the pharmaceutical companies that create new drugs in an attempt to cure the mental and physical afflictions that plague millions of Americans. This blog allows our doctors, nurses and clinicians […]
“It is all in your mind…” Understanding patients with schizophrenia. by Jose T. Zaglul, M.D. Imagine living in a world where you cannot be sure if what you see or hear is real. Seeing things or hearing voices that do not exist, but that you perceive as very real. Then, imagine trying to live always […]
