Mental HealthOct 26, 2026
Sleep and depression may be more intertwined than we thought
Depression tied to the body’s sleep cycle could be less responsive to antidepressants and cause more severe symptoms ...
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NeuropsychologyOct 26, 2026
Neuroscience gave AI its start. What happens now?
TT: Neuroscience trainees today are more interested in getting into the AI field. More and more graduate students are doing internships at AI companies, and many go into industry after earning their ...
Mental HealthOct 26, 2026
Health Behaviors May Bridge Capacity and Successful Aging in Older Adults
A cross-sectional survey of 336 older adults in Hangzhou found that health promotion behavior statistically mediated the association between intrinsic capacity and successful aging.
Clinical PsychologyOct 26, 2026
GLP-1 Drugs and Eating Disorders: What Experts Recommend
New expert consensus highlights the potential benefits and risks of GLP-1 medications for people with eating disorders and the need for careful screening and ongoing monitoring.
Mental HealthOct 26, 2026
Mental health and depression (part 1) | 2 Your Well-Being
Catherine Cheek from Cone Health talks about the importance of mental health screenings.
NeuropsychologyOct 26, 2026
Daily Exercise Weakens the Grip of Genetic Risk for Depression
Can daily movement offset your DNA? A nationwide study of NIH All of Us data published in Nature Mental Health reveals that higher daily steps and moderate-to-vigorous exercise significantly reduce depression severity in…
Mental HealthOct 26, 2026
GLP-1 Ads and Body Image, AI for CPR and Violence Screening, and Early Postpartum Psychosis Detection
JMIR Publications' latest News and Perspectives features examine AI screening for gender-based violence in Brazil, the psychological effects of GLP-1 advertising, patient views on AI health care ...
Developmental PsychologyOct 26, 2026
Is it too early for my child? When to start child development support
"Is it too early for developmental support when they are only one year old?" "My child is still so small, I don't know what to do even though I'm worried." Even if you have concerns about your child's ...
NeuropsychologyOct 26, 2026
Brain & Behavior Research Foundation announces 2026 Outstanding Achievement prizewinners
Five scientists received 2026 BBRF Outstanding Achievement Prizes for research on schizophrenia, inflammation in depression, early brain development and the neural mechanisms of memory.
Mental HealthOct 26, 2026
Qualitative study identifies barriers to depression care in Indonesia
Interviews with 21 people receiving outpatient depression care in Indonesia identified individual, family, treatment and health-system barriers that could disrupt access and continuity.
NeuropsychologyOct 26, 2026
Amyloid Fibrils Protect the Father’s Genetic Message
Amyloid proteins are infamous for driving Alzheimer's disease, but neuroscientists discovered they play a vital role in reproduction. In semen, amyloid fibrils act as natural escorts that bind, protect, and deliver…
ResearchOct 26, 2026
Frequent cannabis use linked to higher odds of nighttime breathing problems
A new study links cannabis use to loud snoring and breathing pauses during sleep, with stronger associations among frequent users. The authors suggest that smoke irritation and muscle relaxation in the throat may play a…
Mental HealthOct 26, 2026
‘Bringing care closer to home’: Santa Clara County leaders unveil new Behavioral Health Pavilion
Santa Clara Valley Healthcare’s new facility aims to fill a gap in care for young people facing mental health crises.
Clinical PsychologyOct 26, 2026
Panic Disorder and GABA
IntroductionLast time, I talked about panic disorder and serotonin.The discussion was that serotonin acts as a "brake for panic."Actually, the brain has another important brake.That is "GABA."This ...
ResearchOct 26, 2026
The DEI Language That’s Doing More Harm Than Good
… But older legislators need to grasp that efforts to diversify organizations, many of which focus on new hires, mean that Gen Z has a unique experience of the job market. Exposing white men in
AddictionOct 26, 2026
Congress Targets Sportsbook VIP Perks Over Gambling Addiction Fears
Congress demands answers from DraftKings, BetMGM, Kalshi and other operators over VIP rewards, gambling addiction risks and customer protections.
ResearchOct 26, 2026
ENT meeting highlights GLP-1 research and gene therapy for hearing loss
HNSF meeting will feature research on GLP-1 medications, gene therapy for genetic hearing loss, sleep apnea, cognitive decline, and access to care.
Mental HealthOct 26, 2026
Public perception attitude and awareness toward mental illness in Palestine
A cross-sectional survey of 1,360 Palestinians in the West Bank found mostly positive attitudes toward people with mental illness but negative attitudes toward care and treatment in 66.4% of ...
Health PsychologyOct 26, 2026
Exercise helps woman recover from partying life
Megan Hamon says her life has turned around after struggling with excessive drinking and partying.
ResearchOct 26, 2026
Cross-sectional Toronto study links mental health, housing to substance outcomes
A cross-sectional analysis of 708 clinical records found that mental health and housing stability were associated with better substance use outcomes, with the largest differences across the most acute ...
Social MediaOct 26, 2026
Hybrid LLM and SHAP framework explains cyberbullying predictions
A study of 5,000 Turkish tweets found that SHAP offered detailed feature attributions while local LLM explanations were clearer, with both methods supporting a 100-participant evaluation of ...
Mental HealthOct 26, 2026
Dr. Jared Pingleton Addresses the Growing Mental Health Crisis Through His Book, Mental Health Ministry: The Struggle Is Real
PASADENA, CA / ACCESS Newswire / October 26, 2026 / We are living in an era marked by an unprecedented mental health crisis that spans continents, cultures, and communities. Across all demographics, ...
Clinical PsychologyOct 26, 2026
Understanding Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, what student support resources ASU offers
OCD is an anxiety-based disorder that can negatively impact students' lives, and ASU offers tools and support to help students living with it.
AI & TechnologyOct 26, 2026
Can Holograms Help Schools Address the Student Mental Health Crisis?
A Staten Island high school is opening a nearly $500,000 wellness studio that will connect students with remote therapists through 3D technology, testing a new approach to school-based mental health ...
ResearchOct 26, 2026
Challenges to political beliefs might engage brain networks tied to self-reflection, new study suggests
In a brain imaging study conducted in Poland, people with strong left-wing views barely changed their political beliefs after reading counterarguments, even as they lowered their confidence in factual claims. Their…
Mental HealthOct 26, 2026
Opinion: Men are seeking help—our mental health system needs to meet their needs
For years, much of the emphasis on men’s mental health has focused on stigma, silence and encouraging them to reach out. Stigma remains a real barrier, but it only tells part of the story.
AddictionOct 26, 2026
Portugal to open more gambling addiction centres
Portugal is planning to expand its public treatment services for gambling and video game addiction, following a sharp increase in the number of people seeking help.
ResearchOct 26, 2026
Playing video games with trusted friends may reduce addiction risks
Research reveals that playing video games with a trusted, familiar group of people can build player loyalty while simultaneously reducing the risk of video game addiction. A player's social environment heavily dictates…
Mental HealthOct 26, 2026
'It's disappointing': men's mental health clinic forced to shut its doors
Mr McPherson said those original reasons why men miss out on mental health care - finances, waiting time, difficulty navigating the system and the general reluctance of men to seek help when they're ...
Mental HealthOct 26, 2026
Open house is Thursday for county behavioral health building
Racine County will host an Oct. 29 open house for its $34.45 million behavioral health building, offering crisis stabilization and substance use treatment.