Newborn Upper Lip Frenulum Unlikely Cause of Breastfeeding Issues
Researchers at the University of Oulu and Oulu University Hospital studied 264 mother-infant pairs between 2023 and 2024. The study followed newborns and their
Mental Health
Liver Enzyme Genes Found to Drive Compulsive Cocaine Use
A team of neuroscientists and geneticists has identified a set of liver‑based genes that appear to control the most severe forms of cocaine addiction. The resea
The Dark Side of Self-Optimization
A growing number of people are embracing „maxxing,„a culture that encourages extreme self-improvement. This trend is raising concerns about its impact on mental
AMA Backs Research on Physician Care vs NPs, PAs
The American Medical Association has voted to fund studies comparing patient outcomes between physicians and nurse practitioners/physician assistants. This deci
The Dark Side of Biohacking
People are using biohacking techniques to improve their wellbeing, but the outcome depends on their intentions and the context in which they use these methods.
Flat Life in Kochi and the Silent Mental Health Crisis
Kochi's urban landscape has undergone a significant transformation, shifting from traditional open houses to modern high-rise apartments. This change has been a
The First Step to Healing — Accept the Pain
Healing from a difficult experience requires a starting point. It begins with acknowledging the truth about the situation. People often struggle to be honest wi
People Prioritize Growth in Romance
Researchers examined college students' romantic behaviors, finding that their self-regulatory orientations influence their aspirations for desirable partners. T
New Mind Fitness Exhibition Opens with Six-Room Audio Journey
The city’s cultural center unveiled a new exhibition on Monday, inviting visitors to explore mind fitness through a six‑room audio guide. Audio devices are avai
Self-Help Program Boosts Refugee Mental Health
A new study has found that a simple self-help workbook and brief phone support improved mental health among displaced refugees in Indonesia. The research was co
Grief and the Chosen Reaction: Is it Time to Rethink?
People often react to situations based on their own perspectives, but what if they considered others' viewpoints instead? A recent reflection highlights the imp
How You React to Uncertainty Reveals Mental Health Clues
Researchers have found a potential indicator of future mental health issues in how people explain ambiguous events. A study suggests that an individual's reacti