Feeling lonely may raise your risk of diabetes, study finds
New research shows that older adults who feel socially isolated may be more likely to develop diabetes and struggle with managing their blood sugar.
The...
Can stress really harm your heart?
Most people experience stress at some point in their lives. It can come from work, money problems, family issues, or even just the fast...
Handling stress well may make you a friendlier, more outgoing person
A new study from Michigan State University suggests that how you manage daily stress can actually shape your personality over time.
According to the research,...
Study shows root cause of alcohol addiction in the brain
Alcohol addiction, also called alcohol use disorder, is a serious and common mental health issue around the world. It can have a major impact...
ADHD in adults may increase risk of dementia, study finds
A new study from Geneva has found that adults with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) may be more likely to develop dementia as they...
This blood pressure number may influence your emotions
When we think about blood pressure, we often focus on numbers and heart health. But new research suggests that blood pressure—especially the lower number...
Understanding ADHD diagnosis and treatment in adults
ADHD, or Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, is often thought of as something that only affects children. But in fact, many adults live with ADHD, whether they...
Study links some blood pressure drugs to higher suicide risk
A new study from St. Michael’s Hospital has raised concerns about a possible link between a commonly used blood pressure medicine and a higher...
New antipsychotic drugs may increase death risk in depressed adults
A recent study by researchers from Rutgers University and Columbia University has found a serious health risk linked to newer antipsychotic medications in adults...
Low-calorie diets may increase depression risk, especially in men
Following a low-calorie diet may be linked to a higher risk of depression, according to a new study published in BMJ Nutrition, Prevention & Health....