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Cycling May Improve Your Physical and Mental Health

Cycling May Improve Your Physical and Mental Health

Transportation by cycling is linked to high health benefits like good mental health, better self-perceived general health and fewer feelings of loneliness, reports a new study. The findings ...

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Reddit Online Forum Provides Specific Suicide Prevention Support for Men

Reddit Online Forum Provides Specific Suicide Prevention Support for Men

Some men and boys who are undergoing suicidal thoughts suggest that a online forum may function for men as a secure place to anonymously share vulnerabilities and gain gender-specific suppor...

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New Study Identifies the Brain Region that Generates Negative Mood

New Study Identifies the Brain Region that Generates Negative Mood

New study has recognized a brain region that could produce pessimistic moods in disorders such as anxiety or depression and may lead people to focus more on the negativity that the positive ...

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MRI Facilitates Diagnosis and Treatment Outcomes of Depression

MRI Facilitates Diagnosis and Treatment Outcomes of Depression

New study assessed the potential of MRI biomarkers that may be useful for early diagnosis and evaluation of treatment outcomes for major depressive disorder (MDD), found new study conducted ...

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Depressed Teens, Depressed Parents: Study Offers New Insights

Depressed Teens, Depressed Parents: Study Offers New Insights

Treating depression in teens may benefit parents' mental health, too, found research presented at the annual convention of the American Psychological Association. When a teen's depress...

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Root Cause of Depression Identified

Root Cause of Depression Identified

Dysfunction in mitochondria, the main source of energy for cells could lead to major depression, revealed study published in Frontiers in Neuroscience. The new insight to long-held the...

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Work Emails Round-the-Clock Affect Employees’ Health, Homelife, Personal Relationships

Work Emails Round-the-Clock Affect Employees’ Health, Homelife, Personal Relationships

Employees tied to work emails round-the-clock can expect serious health issues and are likely to face setbacks in personal relationships and home as well, observes a new study. The study...

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Targeting a Brain Mechanism could Treat Aggression: Mice Study

Targeting a Brain Mechanism could Treat Aggression: Mice Study

Certain neurobiological mechanisms that play a key role in controlling aggression have been identified, reveals a new study. A number of psychiatric disorders present with aggression...

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Military Sexual Assault Linked to PTSD and Depression in LGB Veterans: Study

Military Sexual Assault Linked to PTSD and Depression in LGB Veterans: Study

Lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) veterans were as likely to have experienced military sexual assault with non-LGB veterans, stated study published in Journal of Traumatic Stress. More re...

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Elderly Patients on Kidney Dialysis More Likely to Have Dementia

Elderly Patients on Kidney Dialysis More Likely to Have Dementia

Older dialysis patients are at a higher risk of developing dementia, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the Clinical Journal of the American Society for Nephrol...

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One Step Closer in Treating Mood, Behavior Disorders

One Step Closer in Treating Mood, Behavior Disorders

New study may pave the way for developing novel, improved drugs to treat mood and behavior disorders. The findings of the study are published in the journal Proceedings of the National Acad...

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Behind Tough Decisions: Its Just Not Your Gut

Behind Tough Decisions: Its Just Not Your Gut

People don’t tend to depend on gut feelings when they make extremely tough decisions such as choosing whose life to save and whose not to. Moral inclinations have been found to be the strong...

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Self-harm Cases Double Among Teenage Girls in UK

Self-harm Cases Double Among Teenage Girls in UK

Number of adolescent girls admitted to hospital in England for self-harm has doubled when compared to 20 years ago, according to NHS data. The data revealed girls being admitted to hospital ...

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Acting in Advance Can Improve Your Memory

Acting in Advance Can Improve Your Memory

Enactment techniques such as acting in advance can boost your memory, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the journal Neuropsychology . Have you ever felt a...

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What Sets People with High Leadership Abilities Apart? Brain Study Answers

What Sets People with High Leadership Abilities Apart? Brain Study Answers

Leaders are more willing to take responsibility for making decisions that affect the welfare of others, observes a brain study that identified the cognitive and neurobiological processes inf...

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