Primed to Feel It: How Health Warnings Trigger Real Symptoms
A new study shows that negative health warnings can create the very symptoms they warn about. In a series of experiments, researchers found that people who read
Mental Health
Group emotion awareness in socially shared regulation of learning: a conceptual framework and process model
Researchers from the University of Helsinki have introduced a new theoretical framework to understand how emotions influence collaborative learning in education
Physical exercise and mobile phone addiction in college students: negative emotions and coping styles as chain mediators
A recent study conducted at Xidian University in Xi'an, China, examined how physical activity levels relate to mobile phone addiction among college students, wi
Parents of Children with Mental Health Challenges Face Social Stigma
Weill Cornell Medicine, Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons, and NewYork-Presbyterian researchers found that parents of children with
We Talk About Mental Health. But Do We Understand What We're Ignoring?
Mental health awareness has grown significantly in recent years, yet many people still struggle to recognize or address their own emotional patterns. Despite in
Reframing „Treatment-Resistant” as „Difficult-To-Treat”
Psychiatry is reevaluating how it labels mental health conditions that do not respond to standard therapies, shifting from the term „treatment-resistant” to „di
Physical Activity Boosts Mental Toughness in University Students
A recent longitudinal study conducted in China reveals that increased physical activity significantly enhances psychological resilience among university student
Physical activity and anger rumination as mediators in ego depletion and cyber aggression
A recent study published in Frontiers in Psychology explores how ego depletion influences cyber aggression through the sequential mediating roles of physical ac
Navigating the New Era of Supplements: Ingredients and Formats Explained
Walk into any supplement aisle today and the sheer variety can feel overwhelming. Vitamins and minerals remain staples, but they now share shelf space with unfa
Spiritual Trauma Shatters Inner Safety and Divides the Self
Spiritual trauma disrupts a person's fundamental sense of security. This experience fragments the inner self, creating a deep division within the individual. Su
Global Health Experts Back Long-Term Mental Wellness Strategies
Leading researchers have highlighted the urgent need for sustainable mental health initiatives worldwide. A new academic collection published this October showc
Continuous Glucose Monitoring Shows Potential Kidney Benefits in Long-Term Study
Researchers tracked more than 25,000 high-risk adults with type 2 diabetes over three years to assess the long-term effects of continuous glucose monitoring on