These mental problems are soaring in COVID-19 pandemic
In a new survey, researchers found the levels of anxiety, addiction, suicidal thoughts are soaring in the pandemic.
They found about 41% of American adults...
Omega-3 can help you reduce impulsive reactions to aggressive behavior
In a new study, researchers found that including certain Omega-3 fatty acids in a person's diet can help them adapt their reaction to impulsive...
Social connection could protect against depression best
In a new study, researchers have found a set of factors that could help prevent depression in adults.
They named social connection as the strongest...
Blue light at night may lead to depression, study shows
Recent research has shown that people who work night shifts are more prone to depression than people who work during the day—but it is...
Yoga can help reduce anxiety, new study shows
In a new study, researchers found yoga improves symptoms of generalized anxiety disorder, a condition with chronic nervousness and worry, suggesting the popular practice...
Stress and anger may worsen heart failure
In a new study, researchers found mental stress and anger may have clinical implications for patients with heart failure.
The research was conducted by a...
Depression may complicate recovery from peripheral artery disease
People with a vascular condition that commonly affects arteries in the legs could have a tougher road to recovery if they also have depression,...
Taking your ‘mental health temperature’ during COVID-19, Yale expert says
You think you're doing OK when out of the blue it hits: a vague uneasiness—a nagging awareness that something isn't right.
You're waking up in...
Too much of this depression drug may shut down your brain temporarily
Ketamine —an anesthetic and pain relief drug— has recently been proposed as a new treatment for depression and post-traumatic stress disorder.
Beyond its anesthetic actions,...
This thinking style may increase your risk of Alzheimer’s disease
In a new study, researchers found that persistently engaging in negative thinking patterns may raise the risk of Alzheimer's disease.
They found 'repetitive negative thinking'...