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A clinical study reveals family conflict is a greater mental health concern for students than academic stress, highlighting urgent support needs.
Physician-led partnership deepens access to behavioral healthcare through partnership with AR Psychiatric & Counseling Center Georgia and strengthens its growing behavioral health network across the n ...
The instinct to “do your own research” when it comes to your health is a good one. The challenge often is not lack of information, but the opposite. People are surrounded by studies, headlines, forums ...
Depression is rising sharply in the United States. Gallup's National Health and Well-Being Index found that 19.1% of American adults reported currently having or being treated for depression in early ...
Modern parenting practices, such as excessive screen time and persistent background TV noise, may adversely affect a child's language development. These distractions can diminish essential ...
Psychology suggests that although the words we use are important, it is often the emotions behind them that leave the strongest and most lasting impression.
Chemotherapy-surviving ovarian cancer cells may release fructose to help neighboring tumor cells loosen, escape, and spread. The discovery suggests that sugary diets and cholesterol-lowering drugs could influence cancer…
The Brain Aneurysm Foundation (BAF), the leading advocacy organization supporting education, research and policy to transform the treatment of brain aneurysms, today announced the recipients of its ...
New research suggests the human brain is biologically programmed to defend body fat, making it difficult for many people to maintain weight loss even after successful dieting.
Psychology suggests that people who finish other people's sentences aren't always trying to interrupt. Their behavior may be influenced by predictive processing, conversational alignment, cognitive ...
Some people dread rainy days, while others find them calming and comforting. Psychologists say this preference may be linked to personality, sensory experiences and emotional wellbeing. Here's what ...
Why classic advice about dementia prevention is no longer enough If you’re already eating healthily, moving regularly, and connecting with others to safeguard your mind, you’re not alone. These ...
More than just a Hindi Book, Main Itna Bura To Nahi Tha is a reflective exploration of Childhood Trauma, Stress, Anxiety, Emotional Abuse, Bipolar Disorder, OCPD, and the enduring possibility of ...
Feeling sleepier during the day as we get older may be more important than many people realize. A new study suggests that older women who become increasingly sleepy over time may have a much higher ...
Self-care isn’t about Korean sheet masks, green juices, or five-minute affirmations that whisper “you’ve got this” while you’re quietly falling apart. You realise something is not okay; we’re not ...
This article is authored by Shireen Yachu, senior resident fellow and Mandar Prakhar, research fellow, Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy.
A psychologist studied grief attacks and discovered just how powerful and all-consuming grief can be.
Dr Marianne Trent explains how to tell if meltdowns and moaning are actually something to be worried about ...
A paper, published in Lancet Psychiatry, found that some symptoms can improve within the trial timeframe, but others may take longer to show benefit.
Children and adolescents’ health outcomes depend not only on healthcare services, but also on the strength of the public health workforce involved in ...
Weight loss is not simply a test of willpower. The human brain evolved to protect body fat during times of scarcity, and it can treat a previously higher weight as the new normal, triggering stronger hunger, cravings…
Major sporting events such as the Commonwealth Games often inspire people to become more active. For many though, this surge in motivation can fade within weeks.
California Medi-Cal behavioral health disparities persist despite sweeping reforms in recent years. Here's what we know.
Dr Iona Heath, the former president of the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP), made the comments for a Channel 4 documentary set to be released next year.
Mental health professionals now respond alongside Asheville police, connecting people in crisis with care and helping reduce arrests.
Though even relatively low levels of drinking can cause harm, the brain can recover to an extent if you stop or cut back, evidence shows.
Grief has been poetically described as ‘love wearing a heavy coat’, yet the reality of losing a loved one can be excruciating beyond what words alone can describe.
A psychiatrist explains why colleagues routinely absorb the emotional burden of treating trauma, depression and suicide but often delay seeking help because of stigma, burnout and a medical culture ...
Studies suggest the word “brain” can make questionable claims seem more convincing. Here’s how leaders can separate scientific evidence from scientific-sounding advice.
Bullying is no longer confined to school hours, with smartphones and social media now allowing harassment to continue into the evenings, over weekends and through school holidays.
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