Moderate Digital Media Use Enhances Mental Health In Teenagers, Study Finds
Researchers at Trinity College Dublin explored the link between optimal digital media use and mental health.
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Scrolling Social Media Puts Us In Dissociative State: Study Claims
Researchers at the University of Washington showed how people dissociate during social media use.
Same-Sex Parents Too Have Well-Adjusted Children, Study Reveals
Researchers at the University of Cologne studied child-rearing in same-sex families.
Sleep Deprivation Makes Us Interpret Facial Expressions More Negatively
Researchers explored the link between sleep loss and social withdrawal.
Brain Tumor And Depression Are Linked, Research Reveals
Recent studies explore the link between brain tumors and depression.
Too Much Self-Confidence Can Affect Our Health, New Study Claims
Researchers studied the link between overconfident health assessments, doctor visits, and mortality rates.
Can Weather Affect Mental Health? Science Says Yes
Researchers at WHO confirm the link between climate change and poor mental health.
‘Hookup Culture’ Is Not The Norm In Real College Life, Research Finds
Researchers provided insight into early relationship development in hookup culture.
Compared To Men, Women Have A Better Sense Of Taste And Smell: Study
Researchers at Yale University found that women have a better sense of taste and smell than men.
Racial Prejudice Worsens Health Outcomes, Study Claims
Researchers examined the link between racial prejudice and community health outcomes.
