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Source: Yale University Summary: It is commonly recognized that those who have experienced traumatic events such as brutal conflict, sexual assault, or domestic violence may develop...
Source: University College London Summary: A recent study shows that, contrary to popular belief, human newborn’s brains aren’t substantially less developed than monkey species. It just...
Source: Garvan Institute of Medical Research Summary: Chronic stress can suppress the body’s natural satiety signals, increasing appetite and boosting desires for sweets. Chronic stress suppresses...
Source: American Psychological Association Summary: Pregnant women who experience extreme stress, anxiety, or depression may put their unborn children at greater risk of developing mental health problems and behavioral problems as children and teenagers. Tung and associates examined information from 55 studies, including almost 45,000 people in total. Each study assessed the psychological distress...
Source: : Karolinska Institute Summary: Chronic stress, and Alzheimer’s disease may have a link. According to the study, those between the ages of 18 and 65...
Source: University of Basel Summary: The first tests of the academic year are quickly coming. Active children at school are better able to handle stress if...
Source: University of British Colombia Summary: In the years before the onset of multiple sclerosis (MS), people were nearly twice as likely to experience mental illness,...
Source: Ohio State University Summary: In a sample of U.S. special operations forces veterans who sought treatment at a clinic in Mexico, one treatment each of...
Source: Cambridge University Summary: Depression can be reduced. as per new research, a healthy lifestyle involves moderate alcohol consumption, a proper diet, regular exercise, proper sleep,...
Summary: Your brain may release its own cannabinoid molecules in response to stress to help you relax, activating the same brain receptors as THC derived from...
