The Curious Drive Behind Our Nighttime Questions
In the quiet hours before sleep, many of us find ourselves asking questions we rarely consider during the day. From wondering about a missed deadline to ponderi
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Why People Love the Healed And Not the Healing
The healed represent hope and resilience, offering a clear narrative of overcoming struggle that feels satisfying to witness. They embody a problem solved, requ
Prioritizing Personal Time for Mental Well-being
Modern life often forces us to prioritize professional meetings and social obligations over our own needs. Many people fill their calendars with external commit
Resilience Shields University Students From Stress, Study Finds
A new investigation published this month examined how resilience, perceived stress, and social support interact to influence psychological wellbeing among unive
Rejection Immobilizes Me: Understanding the Physical Toll of Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria in ADHD
Rejection sensitive dysphoria (RSD) is increasingly recognized as one of the most debilitating aspects of emotional dysregulation in adults with attention-defic
Muscarinic Treatment for Schizophrenia: A Presynaptic Answer to a Presynaptic Problem
Christoph U. Correll, MD, presented findings at a psychiatric conference on October 7, 2026, explaining how a novel class of muscarinic agents reduces dopamine
The Secret to Practicing Elephant Trunk Pose? Letting Yourself Fail
Elephant Trunk Pose, a challenging arm balance in yoga, requires strength, focus, and a willingness to embrace imperfection. Practitioners often struggle with t
Economic Instability Linked to Increased Substance Use in Ten U.S. States
A new population-based study reveals a significant association between economic instability and higher rates of substance use among adults across ten U.S. state
This Fun Hobby Could Lead to a 76% Lower Dementia Risk—Meet the 95-Year-Old Still Doing It
Mike Zambrano, a 95-year-old man from California, has been dancing the bolero since he was 15 years old. He continues to practice the dance regularly, attributi
Vortioxetine Shows Mixed Cognitive Benefits in Older Adults With Depression
A recent clinical review highlights that vortioxetine effectively reduces depressive symptoms in adults aged 65 and older with major depressive disorder, though
Tailoring Major Depressive Disorder Care to Individual Patient Needs
Experts gathered in October 2026 to discuss the complexities of personalizing treatment for major depressive disorder. The panel featured clinicians Erin Crown,
Mental Health and Sleep Disorders Linked to Persistent Concussion Symptoms
A Curtin University study has found that nearly half of individuals who sustain a concussion continue to experience symptoms beyond the expected recovery period