Study suggests MDMA-assisted therapy can effectively help treat PTSD
A clinical trial led by the University of California, San Francisco, has shown that MDMA-assisted therapy can be a significant help in treating patients...
Using both tobacco and cannabis linked to higher risks of anxiety and depression
A new study indicates that individuals who use both tobacco and cannabis are more likely to suffer from anxiety and depression compared to those...
Scientists find new treatment for PTSD
New Research Suggests Potential Novel Treatment Approach for PTSD
A groundbreaking study led by Dr. Siqiong June Liu, Professor of Cell Biology and Anatomy at...
Scientists find new way to help night owl teens beat depression
Not Laziness, but Biology
Teenagers who stay up late and struggle with early school schedules—commonly known as "night owls"—are more prone to depression.
The common stereotype...
Scientists find link between wildfire smoke and rising suicide rates in rural areas
We all know that air pollution can hurt our lungs and hearts, but what about our minds? New research is shedding light on a...
Night owls more prone to anxiety due to altered fear learning, study suggests
Do you find yourself most productive at night or in the early morning? A new study has found that people who are naturally inclined...
Hobbies can protect older people from depression, study finds
Most of us love our hobbies, whether it's reading a good book, knitting, or playing chess.
But did you know that having a hobby can...
Common causes of hoarding disorder, according to science
Hoarding disorder has often been sensationalized on reality TV, but it's far more complicated than just being overly messy.
What's going on beneath the surface...
Study finds depression drugs equally effective for people with physical health problems
Researchers from Charité—Universitätsmedizin Berlin and Aarhus University have recently published a study in JAMA Psychiatry that addresses a critical question: Are antidepressants effective and...
ADHD linked to higher risk of other mental health problems, study finds
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, commonly known as ADHD, is a condition often first diagnosed in children that can continue into adulthood.
It's not just about being hyper...









