Brain Imaging Guides TMS Therapy for Depression
Researchers at Mass General Brigham conducted a clinical trial involving patients with depression, testing a new approach to transcranial magnetic stimulation (
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Child's Eye Movements Reveal Depression Risk
Researchers tracked 242 children and their mothers over two years to study the link between depression and visual attention in young children. The study used ad
Single Dose of Psilocybin Shows Promise in Cutting Chronic Suicidal Thoughts, Study Finds
A new clinical trial published in the Journal of Clinical Psychiatry reports that one dose of psilocybin, combined with professional counseling, sharply lowered
J&J Highlights Spravato Remission Rates in Push for Depression Market Expansion
Johnson & Johnson unveiled a new promotional poster at the American Psychiatric Association meeting in Chicago on Tuesday, centering on Spravato’s remission sta
Two Hours of Daily Social Media Linked to Teen Depression
Researchers in Melbourne tracked nearly 1,200 participants from ages 9 to 19 as part of the Child to Adult Transition Study. The study found a link between high
The Hidden Toll of Loneliness
Loneliness affects millions worldwide, manifesting in various ways beyond sadness, such as low energy and irritability. It's often treated as a separate issue f
Bipolar Disorder Tied to Brain Network Inefficiencies
Researchers have mapped brain wiring differences in people with bipolar disorder. A global study analyzed data from 959 individuals across 16 research sites. Th
Cesarean Delivery Linked to Increased Postpartum Psychiatric Risk
Cesarean delivery is a common surgical procedure for childbirth, with millions of women worldwide undergoing the operation every year. A new study suggests that
Depression Vs Sadness: How To Tell The Difference
Feeling down is a normal part of life, but sometimes it can be hard to distinguish between sadness and depression. Everyone experiences low moods, but the key i
Children Master Emotional Control as They Grow
A daughter's outburst after being wrongly accused at school left her mother stunned, but it also showcased the girl's growing ability to manage her emotions. Th
Teen Depression: Inequality Not a Key Factor
A large-scale study challenges the common belief that rising income inequality directly causes increased rates of teenage depression. Researchers examined data
Remote Work Linked to Rising Isolation
A new study reveals a significant connection between the increase in remote work and declining mental well-being. Researchers analyzed data from over 500,000 Am