GARCIA-NAVARRO: Neurologist Suzanne O'Sullivan, author of the book "Is It All In Your Head: True Stories Of Imaginary Illness." Thanks so much for being with us. O'SULLIVAN: Thank you.

GARCIA-NAVARRO: Neurologist Suzanne O'Sullivan, author of the book "Is It All In Your Head: True Stories Of Imaginary Illness." Thanks so much for being with us.

She also works for a specialist unit at the Epilepsy Society. Her book, It’s All in Your Head – True Stories of Imaginary Illness, is published by Chatto & Windus, price £16.99. To order a ...

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As the doctor Suzanne O’Sullivan explains to BBC Future, our thoughts and feelings can move the body in mysterious ways that are just as frightening as any physical illness. Soon after Suzanne O ...

Psychosomatic illnesses shouldn’t be confused with imagined conditions. Helping those who imagine or feign illness is different from -- and harder than -- treating psychosomatic illness ...

Yes, I belong to that most exasperating class of neurotics: hypochondriacs with health problems, the subject of Brian Dillon's sympathetic, perceptive and often absurdly funny The Hypochondriacs.

If your child has sudden disruptive changes in their behavior and is experiencing something much more than an imaginary friend, reach out to their pediatrician or a mental health professional.

To date, at least 7,000 or more have died from this so-called imaginary illness. Babies are being born to veterans deformed and disfigured. As a veteran of Vietnam, Smith should remember the so ...

Imaginary friends exist from the age of three, to eleven, up to 12 is also fine. It is only after 12, do we need to investigate in psychopathology, the scientific study of illness and disorders ...