mental health

Moderate Exercise Linked to Lower Depression Risk

Debi Johnson

Summary: Low to moderate intensity exercise significantly reduces depression rates. The umbrella review analyzed global studies and found a 23% ...

Astrocytes Play Crucial Role in Mental Health

Debi Johnson

Summary: New research reveals the pivotal role of astrocytes in the basolateral amygdala (BLA) in modulating risk assessment behaviors, which ...

Exercise Cuts Heart Disease Risk by 23% With Benefits Doubling for Those With Depression

Debi Johnson

by Anthony Tran Regular exercise can lower the risk of cardiovascular disease by as much as a quarter, in part ...

Risks of Antipsychotic Use in Dementia Patients

Debi Johnson

Summary: A new study revealed significant risks associated with antipsychotic use in dementia patients, including increased chances of stroke, heart ...

New Study Unravels Emotional Processing in Depression

Debi Johnson

Summary: Researchers shed light on how individuals with treatment-resistant depression (TRD) process emotions differently due to abnormalities in the amygdala ...

What the science says about periods and mental health

Debi Johnson

PMS, food cravings, “period flu”: Anybody who menstruates knows from experience that the monthly cycle can have a profound impact ...

Poverty’s Profound Impact on Brain Development and Behavior

Debi Johnson

Summary: A new review connects low socioeconomic status (SES) with significant changes in brain development, behavior, and cognitive outcomes. The ...

Innovative Supplement Prevents Postpartum Blues

Debi Johnson

Summary: A new study introduces a natural supplement that significantly reduces postpartum blues and depression symptoms. The four-year study demonstrated ...

Teen Psychosis Risk May Be Linked to Computer and Video Game Use

Daisy Hips

Kids playing too many video games and spending too much time online has long concerned parents, but new research has ...

Tips to prevent caregiver burnout as world population grows older

Debi Johnson

The WHO estimates that people aged 60+ will be approximately 22% of the global population by 2050. Momo Productions | ...

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