Light therapy could improve mental health, study finds
The Intricate Dance between Light Exposure and Mental Health
Imagine light as a remedy, a silent yet powerful healer that weaves through our daily lives,...
AI lends an ear to help understand schizophrenia
A team from the UCL Institute for Neurology has crafted a novel approach using artificial intelligence (AI) to delve deeper into the study of...
Running or medicine, which is better for treating depression?
Unpacking Choices for Mental Health
Depression and anxiety weigh heavily on countless individuals, prompting the exploration of diverse treatment options.
A study led by Professor Brenda...
AI chatbots can be therapists, study finds
Imagine talking to someone, pouring out your feelings, and believing they genuinely understand and empathize with your plight.
Now, imagine that the entity offering a...
Scientists find how psychosis spreads in the brain
Psychosis, which includes diseases like schizophrenia, costs society billions and significantly disrupts the lives of those suffering from it.
A groundbreaking study from Monash University...
New bracelet can track mood swings in bipolar disorder
Bipolar disorder impacts a person's mood, energy, and ability to manage daily life. It swings their emotions from very happy to very sad, making...
Scientists find new drug to fight tough depression
Depression is more than just feeling sad. It's a medical condition that can severely affect people's lives, and sometimes, it doesn't go away even...
Early life adversity may affect mental health across 3 generations
When little creatures like mice experience tough times early in life, it can sometimes impact their behavior and how they feel pain.
Interestingly, researchers have...
Awe-inspiring science can benefit mental well-being
The quest for happiness and meaning in life is a shared human experience.
While religion has traditionally been a source of spiritual fulfillment for many,...
ADHD is linked to higher car crash risk in older adult drivers
A study spearheaded by researchers at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health illuminated a critical relationship between Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and vehicular crash...