Women with no child may have higher risk of this mental problem, study finds
In recent years, more women, particularly those in their late 20s and 30s, have been drinking alcohol at concerning rates.
A study by Boston University...
What causes hoarding disorder?
Hoarding disorder is something that many people have become familiar with through reality TV shows, but the real-life impact of this condition goes much...
Autism likely to recur in siblings of autistic children
Siblings of children with autism have a higher chance of being diagnosed with autism themselves, according to a new study.
Researchers found that the likelihood...
Cycling or walking to work can improve mental and physical health
A large study has found that people who walk or cycle to work or school may have better mental and physical health than those...
Exercise can help people with osteoarthritis cope with depression
A new study suggests that staying active might be especially important for people with osteoarthritis who experience more severe pain.
According to research published in...
How do stimulants actually work to reduce ADHD symptoms?
Stimulants are first-line drugs for children and adults diagnosed with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). But how do they actually work?
First, let’s look at the...
It’s okay to poo at work: New campaign tackles bathroom anxiety
For most of us, going to the bathroom is a simple, everyday task.
But for some, having a bowel movement at work or in a...
Eating more fruits in midlife could prevent depression in later years, study finds
As the global population ages, many older adults experience symptoms of depression.
These symptoms can include feelings of sadness, lack of enjoyment, slower thinking, reduced...
Scientists discover how therapy can rewire the brain to help treat depression
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is a common and effective treatment for depression, helping people develop skills to deal with everyday problems, build healthier habits,...
Scientists find root cause of self-destructive behaviors
We learn from an early age that our actions have consequences, and most people can quickly connect their behaviors to the outcomes they experience.
However,...