Primary Aldosteronism Screening Misses Most Hypertension Patients, Study Finds
A new real‑world analysis of U.S. health records shows that fewer than 1 % of adults newly diagnosed with high blood pressure are tested for primary aldosteroni
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Precocious Puberty Guidelines Issued
The Endocrine Society has released its first clinical practice guideline on central precocious puberty (CPP) in children. The guideline advises against a unifor
Financial Anxiety Persists Even After Salary Boosts, Researchers Find
A recent study of 1,200 U.S. workers, ranging from gig‑economy freelancers to corporate employees, shows that many still feel uneasy about money despite earning
Third Graders' Afternoon Fidgeting Linked to College Prospects
Researchers have been tracking elementary students' physical activity using wearable devices to understand how it affects their academic success. The study focu
I Don't Argue With My Memories Anymore
For a long time, the speaker struggled to recall past events with precision, seeking clarity and a coherent narrative. Memories were hazy and fragmented. The sp
Women's Mental Health: 15 Ways to Beat Anxiety and Burnout
Many women are struggling to cope with stress and anxiety, putting on a brave face while feeling exhausted. They're managing daily tasks, but at a great persona
The Hidden Truth About Self-Esteem That's Held You Back
You didn't lose your confidence; it was taken away at a critical moment. A version of you existed before life's experiences chipped away at your self-worth. Thi
Confidence Does Not Come From Success. It Comes From Still Trying
Confidence is a trait that many people strive for, but few truly understand. It's often associated with success, but is that really the case? The answer may sur
Tourette Patients Face High Suicide Risk and Stigma
A new report highlights the struggles of people living with Tourette syndrome, a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by vocal and motor tics. The conditio
Brains Automatically Filter Out Negative Words
Researchers have discovered that the human brain may automatically filter out negative words, challenging the common assumption that emotionally charged words g
Why Talking to AI Beats Therapy Sessions
Many people find it easier to open up to chatbots than human therapists, sharing their deepest thoughts with machines before humans. For a surprising number of
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