Global Report Reveals Mental Health Challenges for Refugees and Migrants
Discover a global report revealing the startling prevalence of mental illness, affecting one in eight people worldwide.
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Exploring The Potential For Psychedelics and Psychotherapy To Induce Swift Brain Changes
Delve into the realm of rapid brain change through the lens of psychedelics. Researchers investigate their potential for profound transformations in mental health treatment.
Esketamine Spray: A Breakthrough in Treating Treatment-Resistant Depression
Esketamine Nasal Spray: A Breakthrough for Treatment-Resistant Depression. Findings show promise for those with TRD.
Can Chatbots Fill the Role of Therapists? Research Explores Perceptions and Challenges
Exploring the viability of chatbots as therapists as study analyzes user perceptions and challenges in the AI Mental Health Field.
Unlocking New Pathways: Researchers Identify Novel Alzheimer’s Disease Patterns
Researchers achieve a breakthrough in Alzheimer's disease study, unveiling novel disease patterns with potential implications for future treatments and interventions.
Revolutionizing Bipolar Disorder Diagnosis, Wearable Technology Introduced To Track Mood Swings
Preliminary findings from a groundbreaking study reveal how wearable technology is used to monitor physiological biomarkers and skin electrical signals associated with mood changes in individuals with bipolar disorder.
Potential Of Running: Study Reveals Running Can Be as Effective as Medication in Treating Depression
New research from Amsterdam suggests that regular running can be as effective as medication in managing and alleviating depression symptoms, highlighting the potential of exercise.
Recognizing Paternal Postpartum Depression: New Study Reveals Fathers Are Susceptible To Postpartum Depression
This study emphasizes the need to acknowledge and address paternal postpartum depression for the well-being of both parents and their children.
Global Study Reveals Alarming Statistics: 50% of World’s Population to Experience Mental Health Disorder by Age 75
Discover the startling findings from a collaborative study by The University of Queensland and Harvard Medical School, revealing that half of the global population will face a mental health disorder in their lifetime.
New Research Reveals That Childhood Verbal Abuse Could Have Lifelong Effects On Mental Health
Discover the profound impact of childhood verbal abuse (CVA) on children's lifelong mental and physical health, by study published in the journal Child Abuse & Neglect.
