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Russia Alarmed Over Soaring Teenage Suicides Russia Alarmed Over Soaring Teenage Suicides
Top psychiatrists in Russia expressed concern over rising suicide rates among teens, one of the world's highest, and called for urgent measures to curb it. The number of 15 to 19-year-ol...
RAP Trial to Determine Whether Fish Oil can Help Prevent Mental Disorders in Young People RAP Trial to Determine Whether Fish Oil can Help Prevent Mental Disorders in Young People
The effectiveness of Omega 3 fatty acids (fish oil) for treating psychiatric symptoms is explored by researchers at Zucker Hillside Hospital's Recognition and Prevention (RAP) Program. The r...
Study Finds Depressed Adolescents Risk Being Bullied More Study Finds Depressed Adolescents Risk Being Bullied More
New research reveals adolescents who suffer from depression are more at risk of struggling in peer relationships including being bullied at school. It is often assumed that being bullied...
Dementia Research Group's New Findings Dementia Research Group's New Findings
In low and middle-income countries, mild cognitive impairment (a middle stage between normal signs of cognitive aging, such as becoming increasingly forgetful, and dementia, which may or may...
Research on Alzheimer's-Related Protein in Healthy Adults May Reveal Initial Signs of Disease Research on Alzheimer's-Related Protein in Healthy Adults May Reveal Initial Signs of Disease
Researchers from the Center for Vital Longevity at the University of Texas at Dallas and UT Southwestern Medical Center have finished an extensive neuroimaging study of physically fit adults...
Men Better Than Women at Recollecting Unpleasant Experiences Men Better Than Women at Recollecting Unpleasant Experiences
Men could possess more than women, when it comes to reminisce unpleasant and emotionally provocative experiences, suggests a new research. Corresponding author, Dr. Marc Lavoie, of Univ...
Clarifying Addiction Jargons Clarifying Addiction Jargons
New editorial offers lucidity and structure on mistaking between drug and alcohol addiction terminology for prescribers, users and regulators, was released this week. "Through a glass darkly...
Depression Induced by Chronic Illnesses can be Eased With Exercise Depression Induced by Chronic Illnesses can be Eased With Exercise
A good work out can lend a hand to overcome bouts of sadness in patients ailing from chronic illness, express researchers. Physical inactivity and co-morbid depressive symptoms are commo...
Surprise Location of Brain's Speech Centre Than Believed Surprise Location of Brain's Speech Centre Than Believed
Human speech is processed in an utterly different part of the brain than researchers have long supposed, claims a new study. Scientists have long thought that human speech is processed t...
Retarding Age-Related Neural Timing can be Equalised by Music Training Retarding Age-Related Neural Timing can be Equalised by Music Training
Age-related lag in neural timing are avoidable and can be forestalled or offset with musical training, suggest researchers. The study from the Northwestern University is the first to pro...
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