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United Nations Launches Workplace Mental Health Strategy

United Nations Launches Workplace Mental Health Strategy

The United Nations (UN) has launched a strategy to deal with workplace mental health problems and ways to promote well-being of its staff by dealing with the stigma attached to it. UN ...

Internet Addiction among Teens May Lead to Mental Disorder

Internet Addiction among Teens May Lead to Mental Disorder

Today’s youngsters cannot imagine a life without the internet and social media. Internet addiction among adolescents have become more common, and this may lead to mental disorders, suggest e...

Gene Which Decreases Risk of Social Network-related Stress, Increases Finance-related Stress Risk: Study

Gene Which Decreases Risk of Social Network-related Stress, Increases Finance-related Stress Risk: Study

5-HTTLPR s gene which ups depression risk following financial stress as people grow older also reduces depression linked with friendship and relationships stresses when young- your social ne...

Diet and Weight may Affect Response to Bipolar Disorder Treatment

Diet and Weight may Affect Response to Bipolar Disorder Treatment

People with bipolar disorder who have a high quality diet, a less inflammatory diet, and/or a low BMI (Body Mass Index) may respond better to an add-on nutraceutical treatment provided as pa...

Bi-Weekly Aerobic Exercises Can Help Fight Depression, Schizophrenia

Bi-Weekly Aerobic Exercises Can Help Fight Depression, Schizophrenia

Following moderate levels of aerobic exercise like swimming, walking, running, or cycling for two to three times per week for at least 150 minutes can decrease depression and schizophrenia s...

Estrogen Deficiency Could Lead to Anxiety and Memory Problems

Estrogen Deficiency Could Lead to Anxiety and Memory Problems

Rodent study findings revealed that lack of estrogen deficiency could lead to anxiety development and memory impairments. The findings will be presented today at the American Physiolog...

Poverty in Childhood can Affect Cognitive Skills During Old Age

Poverty in Childhood can Affect Cognitive Skills During Old Age

Childhood poverty or children who are socially and economically disadvantaged are at greater risk of losing their cognitive skills during old age, reveals a new study. Cognitive skills...

Depression Screening Programme: Benefit Remains Questionable

Depression Screening Programme: Benefit Remains Questionable

Screening for depression: Benefit and harm are still unclear, and hence recent report has concluded that there is still no scientific basis to introduce screening programme. Almost ...

Brain Region for Stress Control is Larger in People With Depressive Disorder

Brain Region for Stress Control is Larger in People With Depressive Disorder

Affective disorders namely depression and bipolar could arise from predisposition combined with an individual's environmental stress factors, revealed Stephanie Schindler, a PhD student at b...

Compassion Interventions can Benefit Difficult People Psychologically

Compassion Interventions can Benefit Difficult People Psychologically

Compassion interventions were found to benefit mildly depressed people; It was found that they experienced the greatest reductions in depression and greatest increases in life satisfaction. ...

New Brain Imaging Method May Help Diagnose Alzheimer’s Disease Accurately

New Brain Imaging Method May Help Diagnose Alzheimer’s Disease Accurately

New brain imaging method can reveal the spread of particular tau protein depositions, which are related to Alzheimer's cases, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in ...

Mental Health Treatment Among College Students

Mental Health Treatment Among College Students

Among college students with mental health problems, half of white students received treatment in the past year, compared to one-quarter of African American and Asian students, and one-third ...

Resynchronizing Neurons Suppress Schizophrenia Symptoms

Resynchronizing Neurons Suppress Schizophrenia Symptoms

By increasing the excitability of a subpopulation of 'defective' inhibitory neurons, researchers at the UNIGE are thus able to suppress certain behavioral symptoms associated with schizophre...

Chances of Substance Abuse from Multiple Drugs Higher in LGB Youth

Chances of Substance Abuse from Multiple Drugs Higher in LGB Youth

Young adults from Lesbian, gay or bisexual community might be at an increased risk of Substance abuse from multiple drugs, finds a new study. The findings of this study are published in the ...

One in Three College Freshmen Worldwide Reports Mental Health Disorder: Study

One in Three College Freshmen Worldwide Reports Mental Health Disorder: Study

Students from 19 colleges in eight countries report symptoms consistent with psychological disorder, showed research published by the American Psychological Association. "While effecti...

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