Major Depressive Disorder Mostly Remains Untreated Globally, Study Reveals
A study published in PLOS Medicine reveals the disparity in treatment of major depressive disorder across the world.
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The Brain Region Of Hippocampus Organizes Memories In A Sequence, Study Finds
Researchers at the University of California, Irvine, shed light into how the hippocampus region of our brain organizes memories in sequences.
Heart Attack Reduces the Risk of Parkinson’s Disease, Study Says
Researchers from Denmark show how heart attack survivors are at a lower risk of Parkinson’s disease (PD).
The Biological Clock Does Not Influence Task Performance, Study Suggests
Researchers show how you can increase your task performance without the interference of our biological clock.
Coming To Terms With The Mental Health “Pandemic” In Indian School Children
The closure of schools has triggered a mental health "crisis" amongst Indian school students and teachers.
Study Links Increased Duty At Home And Work To Weight Gain In Middle Age
A study surveys middle-aged people and reveals how family and career duties enhance comfort eating and obesity in the long run.
How Do We Come To Terms With The Indian Reality Of Social Exclusion?
Mental health professionals and social scientists provide insight into the link between social exclusion and mental health in India.
Impatient And Risk-tolerant People Are Prone To Committing Crimes, Study Finds
Researchers at the University of Copenhagen show how personal preferences of impatient and risk-taking people lead them to commit crimes.
Your Smartphone Identifies You By How You Use Apps, Study Shows
A study shows how softwares in smartphones identify you by your digital footprints within minutes of picking up your smartphone.
Study Reveals The Genetic Link Between Depression And Alzheimer’s Disease
A new study warns how depression leads to Alzheimer's disease (AD) in the long run.
