Dementia

When the Wrong Diagnosis Gets in the Way: Lewy Body Dementia and Its Confusion with Alzheimer’s

Lewy body dementia (LBD) is the second most common form of progressive dementia after Alzheimer's disease, yet it remains one of the most frequently misdiagnosed conditions in neurology.

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Schizophrenia

How to Understand if a Person Has Schizophrenia? 10 Main Symptoms

What are the non-obvious signs of schizophrenia?

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ADHD

ADHD: Neurology or Poor Parenting?

We explore why ADHD is not tantrums but neurobiology, which signs should alert parents already in preschool age, and which methods truly help a child learn, communicate, and cope with demands.

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Lewy Body Dementia or Alzheimers

When the Wrong Diagnosis Gets in the Way: Lewy Body Dementia and Its Confusion with Alzheimer’s

ReCognition Editorial Team
Non obvious symptoms of schizophrenia

How to Understand if a Person Has Schizophrenia? 10 Main Symptoms

ReCognition Editorial Team
ADHD or poor parenting

ADHD: Neurology or Poor Parenting?

ReCognition Editorial Team
Why people with dementia are making up stories that never happened

Why People with Dementia “Make Up” Events That Never Happened

Natalya Glazova, nursing assistant, founder of the patronage center

11 Mistakes That You Might Make When You Care For Someone With Dementia

Natalya Glazova, nursing assistant, founder of the patronage center
What are the first signs of autism in children

Early Signs of Autism: Why Renowned Psychiatrists Acknowledged That Its Causes Lie Far Beyond Their Field

Anna Polyakova, speech therapist