Anxiety may be an early indicator of Alzheimer’s disease
A study from Brigham and Women's Hospital links anxiety with Alzheimer's disease.
Caffeine levels may help in diagnosing Parkinson’s disease
Caffeine found to be a reliable biomarker of early-stage Parkinson's disease.
Perfectionism is on the rise among young millennials
A study finds an increase of extreme flawlessness in young millennials.
ADHD drugs linked to lower risk of sexually transmitted infection
Medication for ADHD could decrease risk for STIs, study finds.
E-cigarettes may help increase chances of smoking cessation
Electronic cigarettes may increase cessation behavior among nicotine smokers.
Pharmaceutical intervention alone may not help smokers quit
Pharmaceutical drugs alone may not be effective in helping smokers quit, researchers say.
Video game addiction will now be recognized as a mental disorder
The World Health Organization recognized a new condition: Gaming disorder.
Neuroscientists explain how odors turn into long-term memories
Here's why certain smells may bring back childhood memories.
Singing in groups could make you happier, study found
Community singing could improve your mood and overall mental health, study finds.
Social isolation might be linked to risk of type 2 diabetes
Social alienation may increase the risk for type 2 diabetes, study finds.
Ketamine found to rapidly decrease suicidal thoughts in major depression
Researchers found Ketamine quicker in reducing suicidal thoughts than antidepressants.
Intense exercise may hinder Parkinson’s disease
Study finds intense exercise might help reduce the symptoms of Parkinson's.