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Shyness can Lead to Hangxiety

Shyness can Lead to Hangxiety

You are more likely to suffer from 'hangxiety', anxiety during a hangover, if you are a very shy kind of person compared to your extrovert friends, reveals a study. The study showed tha...

Toxic Herbicide may Trigger Parkinsonism: Study

Toxic Herbicide may Trigger Parkinsonism: Study

Toxic herbicide when combined with lectins, sugar-binding proteins it may trigger symptoms typical of Parkinson's disease such as body tremors and slowing of body motions after the toxin pro...

Maternal Stress During Conception Linked to Kid's Stress Response at Age 11

Maternal Stress During Conception Linked to Kid's Stress Response at Age 11

Mothers' stress levels at the time they conceive their children are associated with the way children respond to life challenges at age 11, reports a new study. The findings of the study are ...

Stimulation of a Brain Target Boosts Mood in Depressive Patients

Stimulation of a Brain Target Boosts Mood in Depressive Patients

In order to help people suffering from depression, scientists have found an effective target in the brain, called the lateral orbitofrontal cortex (OFC) region, which on stimulation produced...

Why are Some Young Adults Not Affected by Neighborhood Violence?

Why are Some Young Adults Not Affected by Neighborhood Violence?

Have you ever wondered why some two people from the same Neighborhood violent community are so different? It may seem like while one person is extremely affected y the incidents, the other s...

Early Life Stress Causes Attention Disorders in Mice

Early Life Stress Causes Attention Disorders in Mice

Women are two times more prone to develop depression, anxiety and other stress-related problems, including attention disorders, reveals a new research. Studying mice whose mothers had ina...

Vote for Brexit Linked to Increased Prescription of Antidepressants in UK

Vote for Brexit Linked to Increased Prescription of Antidepressants in UK

When United Kingdom decided to part from the European Union, some sectors of the population experienced increased uncertainty, say researchers. Mental health service provision may need to...

More Than Half of Former ICU Patients Report Symptoms of Psychological Disorders

More Than Half of Former ICU Patients Report Symptoms of Psychological Disorders

Patients who survive a critical illness demanding care in an intensive care unit (ICU) are at increased risk of depression which may lead to death, reports a new study. The findings of the ...

Childhood Trauma Could Have Caused Psychotic Experiences In Young Adults

Childhood Trauma Could Have Caused Psychotic Experiences In Young Adults

Nearly five percent of people that were found to visit a psychiatric clinic from where they were 18 could have been saved, if they did not undergo childhood trauma, finds a new study. The ...

Music May Improve Mood in People with Dementia

Music May Improve Mood in People with Dementia

Music is one of the best healing therapy. Listening to music can improve mood in individuals living with dementia, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the journal...

Our Brain Prioritizes High-Reward Experiences While Storing Memories

Our Brain Prioritizes High-Reward Experiences While Storing Memories

The brain automatically prioritizes high-reward experiences and filters out the unimportant events while storing memories, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the...

How Spanking can Result in Social Development Issues in Kids

How Spanking can Result in Social Development Issues in Kids

Social development has been found to be less, in those kids who are spanked or hit hard on the buttocks as a form of punishment, finds a new study. Spanking is one of the most common form...

In-person Social Contact May Protect against Psychiatric Disorders

In-person Social Contact May Protect against Psychiatric Disorders

New study highlights that in-person social contact can lead to better mental health and protect against psychiatric disorders. The findings of the study are published in the Journal of Affe...

Self Harm Among Teenage Girls: There is More Than What Meets the Eye

Self Harm Among Teenage Girls: There is More Than What Meets the Eye

Brain activity of teenage girls who have a tendency to harm themselves may have subtle similarities with other severe disorders such as borderline personality disorder, finds a new study. Th...

How Imagining “You are Going to Have Pain” may Actually Amplify Normal Pain

How Imagining “You are Going to Have Pain” may Actually Amplify Normal Pain

Understand the logic behind How expecting something to hurt, can hurt real bad even when the cause of pain or the pain itself is not that bad. The findings of this study are published in the...

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