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So we don't know what causes depression, but we do know that stress is the initial trigger in 80 percent of cases, and depression and PTSD are different diseases, but this is something they share in common.
It is traumatic stress like active combat or natural disasters or community violence or sexual assault that causes post-traumatic stress disorder, and not everyone that is exposed to stress develops a mood disorder.
Because only together can we fix the underlying causes and consequences of harassment.
It's not my issue if my technology platform causes families to go kill their girls in Pakistan.
All three of these areas: laws, individuals and industry came together over time to help solve the problem that a new technology causes.
Because that gets at a lot of the underlying causes.
They should focus on understanding what suffering is, what causes it and how to be liberated from it.
And so we're looking at mechanisms in plants such as phototropism, which causes the plant to grow towards the sun by producing hormones like auxin, which causes cell elongation on the shady side.
The bacteria that causes disease is not the same bacteria that causes decomposition.
It causes skin or wound infections.
He was interested in a disease called bacillary dysentery, which is a bacterial infection that causes severe diarrhea, and back then, was actually killing a lot of people, because after all, no cure for bacterial infections had been invented.
CA: So you would say this is a trap that liberals have fallen into by celebrating causes they really believe in, often expressed through the language of "political correctness."
"What does it mean to die of natural causes?"
Because epigenetic causes can cause diseases like cancer, metabolic disease and mental health diseases.
All of us at some point in our lives will face a chronic serious illness that causes us to lose control.
Lead is a potent neurotoxin which causes cognitive and developmental disabilities and is especially harmful to growing fetuses and young children.
But few cited other known causes of mental illness, like genetics, socioeconomic status, war, conflict or the loss of a loved one.
Sugar also causes dopamine to be released, though not as violently as drugs.
When the estrogen level is high enough, the anterior pituitary releases a surge of luteinizing hormone, LH, which triggers ovulation and causes the follicle to rupture and release the egg.
There's eumelanin, which gives rise to a range of brown skin tones, as well as black, brown, and blond hair, and pheomelanin, which causes the reddish browns of freckles and red hair.
So what causes narcissism?
More recently, social media has multiplied the possibilities for self-promotion, though it's worth noting that there's no clear evidence that social media causes narcissism.
So what causes bipolar disorder?
The causes are complex, and consequently, diagnosing and living with bipolar disorder is a challenge.
While the molecular causes of Alzheimer's are still debated, most neuroscientists believe that the disease begins when amyloid beta begins to accumulate.
We think it takes at least 15 to 20 years of amyloid plaque accumulation before it reaches a tipping point, then triggering a molecular cascade that causes the clinical symptoms of the disease.
And amyloid accumulation has been shown to disrupt sleep, which in turn causes more amyloid to accumulate.
It's complicated, and you'd better be real careful, real cautious before you conclude you know what causes a behavior, especially if it's a behavior you're judging harshly.
Well, we know that there are still millions of people dying from preventable causes in rural communities around the world.
And one of the causes of this, I think, is that as each of us attempts to build this new kind of worldview, this holoptical worldview, this holographic image that we're all trying to create in our mind of the interconnection of things: the environmental footprints 1,000 miles away of the things that we buy; the social consequences 10,000 miles away of the daily decisions that we make as consumers.
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