Defining Response, Remission, and Residual Symptoms in Major Depressive Disorder
Understanding Response and Remission in MDD Dr. Alva raises the issue of patients who hear the word response and conclude they are cured. Dr. DeBattista explain
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Everyday habits reveal mental health shifts
Dutch researchers are using wearables and home sensors to track how sleep, movement, and daily routines connect to mood and anxiety levels. The study focuses on
Patience, Not Faith, May Ease College Anxiety
A new study published this month in the *Psychology of Religion and Spirituality* examined how students’ attitudes toward everyday frustrations and their spirit
Quechua‑Adapted Mental Health Tool Aims to Better Serve Peruvian Teens
A new study released on 12 October 2026 evaluates a Quechua version of a widely used adolescent mental health inventory. Researchers from the Universidad Nacion
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
New Tool Measures Pandemic Anxiety Among Healthcare Workers
Researchers recently introduced the Pandemic Risk Perception Scale, a specialized tool designed to evaluate how medical staff perceive health threats. Published
New Therapeutic Approach Combines Control-Mastery and EMDR for Attachment Trauma
A groundbreaking clinical framework published in October 2026 proposes merging Control-Mastery Theory with Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)
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
AI Health Tools Boost Exercise Habits Among University Students
University students who feel supported by AI-powered health apps are more likely to stick with regular exercise routines, according to a new three-wave study tr
High‑Intensity Interval Training Lowers Pain Sensitivity: Heart Awareness Plays a Key Role
A recent study published in the *Frontiers in Psychology* journal examined how brief bouts of high‑intensity exercise can reduce pain perception and whether an
Bipolar Women With Regular Periods Report More Severe PMS, Study Finds
Researchers discovered that women diagnosed with bipolar disorder who experience predictable menstrual cycles often suffer more intense premenstrual symptoms co
Black Men Face Racial Trauma While Being Perceived as Threats
Clinical therapists repeatedly encounter Black men describing severe sleep disturbances, irritability, and social withdrawal. These symptoms reflect racial trau