Teen Girls & Depression: Brains React Differently to Rejection
A new study reveals teenage girls battling depression exhibit unique brain activity when facing repeated social rejection. Researchers examined brain responses,
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Better Sleep, Brighter Moods in Seniors
Researchers have discovered a strong connection between sleep quality and mental well-being for older adults. The multi-year study tracked participants’ sleep a
Trauma Reminders Fuel Substance Cravings
New research from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem shows a strong link between national tragedies and increased cravings for tobacco and cannabis. The study r
Mental Health in the Age of AI
A new generation is turning to artificial intelligence for mental health support, raising questions about the readiness of current practices. Not long ago, peop
The Path to Emotional Sobriety: Mindfulness and Recovery
Recovery is often misunderstood as simply abstaining from addictive behaviors. However, for many, it's a journey that extends far beyond, into every area of lif
Fitness and Brain Health: A Surprising Sex Difference
University students in Spain took part in a small study that explored the link between physical fitness and brain health. The research, conducted recently, shed
Antibody Delivery to Tumors Faces New Insights
Vanderbilt University researchers, led by Dr. Eben Rosenthal, have unveiled a new platform. It pinpoints obstacles preventing therapeutic antibodies from reachi
Innovative Support Strategies for Rheumatology Patients Unveiled
The European Alliance of Associations for Rheumatology held its annual Congress in 2026, focusing on rheumatic and musculoskeletal diseases (RMD). RMD affects m
Remote Work Takes Toll on US Workers' Mental Health
A growing number of Americans are working from home, but researchers warn this trend is having a significant impact on their mental wellbeing. The shift to remo
The Brain Adapts to What It Sees
Researchers have discovered that the brain’s visual processing isn’t passive. It actively reshapes its internal connections based on visual experiences. This st
New Pill Targets Fat Metabolism in Diabetes Treatment
Researchers at the Karolinska Institutet have created a novel pill for both diabetes and obesity. The experimental drug differs significantly from current treat
Latino Immigrants Grapple with Emotional Strain as They Adjust to U.S. Life
Latino immigrants across the United States are confronting heightened emotional stress as they settle into new communities, facing cultural adjustment, language