Fitness Benefits Outweigh Atrial Fibrillation Risks for Young, Highly Fit Men
A Swedish study has found that the health benefits of being highly fit outweigh the risks of developing atrial fibrillation in young men. The research, conducte
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Breaking the Silence on Postpartum Psychosis
The Massachusetts General Hospital's Postpartum Psychosis Project team is speaking out during Maternal Mental Health Month in May. The team shares their inspira
Mental Health Care Access Statement
The International OCD Foundation (IOCDF) joined the Mental Health Liaison Group in releasing a statement on mental health care. The statement followed the MAHA
New York Launches Decade-Long Gambling Study
New York State has embarked on a 10-year study to assess gambling habits and their impact on residents' health. Governor Kathy Hochul announced the initiative o
Mental Health Research Prize Launched
Wellcome and Nature have partnered to launch a new prize for mental health research, offering significant funding to top teams. The prize is open to researchers
AI Companions on the Rise
Young people are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence for emotional support, sparking concerns about their mental wellbeing. This trend is becoming m
Healthcare Costs Remain a Major Concern for Americans
Healthcare costs continue to be a significant source of anxiety for many Americans. Despite having jobs and insurance, individuals often worry about unexpected
Losing Yourself in a Toxic Bond
Toxic relationships can be damaging, and the harm often starts subtly. A person's sense of identity can become eroded over time. This can happen to anyone, anyw
Parenting with Love Amidst Fear
Many parents face challenging times with their children, feeling isolated in their struggles. This is a common experience for numerous families. Parents often r
Predicting Treatment Failure: New Tool Identifies Hard-to-Treat Depression
A novel scale has been developed to predict difficult-to-treat depression, even before medications fail to provide relief. Researchers used self-reported questi
Women Face Greater Cognitive Impact from Dementia Risks
Researchers at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine conducted a study on over 17,000 middle-aged adults, finding women are more vulnerable
Nervous System Linked to Lung Cancer Immune Evasion
Scientists at the Francis Crick Institute have made a groundbreaking discovery about lung cancer. Researchers found that sensory nerve signals play a crucial ro