Insomnia may increase risk for mood disorder in teens
Lack of sleep may cause mood disorders in adolescents, study finds.
New experimental drug shows promising results for Alzheimer’s
Researchers investigate a new drug that may treat neurodegenerative diseases.
Low levels of Vitamin D at birth linked to autism
The study, published in the Journal of Bone and Mineral Research, analyzed data of 27,940 newborn babies in China.
Intense physical exercise may improve memory, study suggests
Researchers found that intense physical exercise may help improve memory and thinking.
Art therapy considered effective for treating depression
Depression may be treated effectively using art therapy, study finds.
Discarding electronics can promote healthy sleep quality for adolescents
Penn State releases their findings on improving sleep quality for young millennials.
Shame may worsen PTSD symptoms in military veterans
Researchers uncover how guilt or shame may affect PTSD sufferers in soldiers.
Migraines associated with symptoms of depression and anxiety
New research finds a correlation between migraines and affective symptoms.
Psilocybin could help improve treatment-resistant depression
Psilocybin can be beneficial in treatment-resistant depression, study finds.
Brain chemical elevations identified in early stage of psychosis
Researchers uncover brain abnormalities associated with first-episode psychosis.
Khamisiyah plume exposure linked to cognitive effects in Gulf War veterans
Researchers examine a correlation between hippocampal structural alterations and exposure to the Khamisiyah plume.
SSRI antidepressant effectiveness may be impacted by verbal suggestions
Researchers examined how verbal instructions influences SSRI antidepressant efficacy.