The hidden connection between type 2 diabetes and depression
Type 2 diabetes and depression are two chronic conditions that significantly impact health worldwide. Interestingly, studies have shown a strong link between them, suggesting...
Understanding the high depression risk during perimenopause in women
Researchers from University College London (UCL) have found that women are 40% more likely to experience depression during perimenopause compared to those who are...
How to manage depression in dementia
Depression in individuals with dementia is not only common but also a profoundly impactful aspect of the condition that can further complicate care and...
Dogs may sniff out oncoming PTSD flashbacks
Researchers at Dalhousie University have discovered that assistance dogs may have the potential to detect oncoming PTSD flashbacks by sensing changes in the breath...
Novel study links brain stimulation, heart rate, and depression
Researchers at Brigham and Women's Hospital have uncovered intriguing connections between brain activity, heart rate, and depression, potentially paving the way for more accessible...
Scientists find an important cause of social anxiety disorder
Researchers from Uppsala University have made significant strides in understanding social anxiety disorder (SAD), a condition that deeply affects personal and professional lives.
Published in...
‘Magic mushroom’ could help treat depression, study shows
A recent study published in The BMJ has highlighted the effectiveness of psilocybin, the active component in "magic" mushrooms, in treating symptoms of depression....
Understanding the connection between heart disease and mental health
Heart disease and mental health may seem like separate health issues, but research shows that they are more interconnected than most people might realize.
Understanding...
Enhancing mental health in older adults through online mindfulness
As global populations age, maintaining the mental health of older adults has become a crucial public health challenge.
With one in nine people worldwide over...
Less intense exercise tied to lower depression risk, study suggests
Recent research conducted by Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) has demonstrated a compelling link between regular low to moderate intensity exercise and a noticeable reduction...