The findings were released in The Laryngoscope.
After menopause surgery, examining women for adverse childhood adversities and affective traits such as depression and anxiety may reduce cognitive distress, a new study released in Menopause found.
The University of Warwick conducted a large-scale study on children, identifying mental health or cognitive changes based on sleep duration. The results were published in the journal Molecular Psychiatry.
The report by the University of British Columbia was published in JAMA Psychiatry.