Brain News – A study explores cognitive problems developing in Long COVID. It clubs such developments as “brain fog” and attributes them to a disrupted immune system in the post-recovery period. A study links the development of persistent cognitive symptoms…
Psychology News – A study at Dartmouth University reveals that when people “click”, they have shorter gaps in conversations. The researchers looked for meaning in conversational gaps and linked faster response time to greater social connection. A study reveals that…
Brain News – A study reveals that the human brain refreshes itself every 15 seconds to consolidate new information into one impression. This makes humans experience a stable reality. A study, conducted at University of California, Berkeley, provides insight into…
To combat compromised adolescent welfare in post-pandemic India, one must look to investment and strong public policy in health, education, and employment.
Brain News – A study finds that gene-conditioned disruption in specific brain cells of a person puts him/her at higher risk of psychiatric disorders like schizophrenia. The researchers claim that this study is unique in its contribution towards understanding the…
With the Covid-19 pandemic extracting a heavy price, it’s important to reflect on how India faces mental health challenges in the future.
Psychology News – In a bid to understand the dynamism of the sympathetic nervous system (SNS), a study examined threat-conditioned physiological responses in adults participating in a haunted-house experience. The results yielded significant contributions for the field of cognitive and…
Brain News – A study at Université de Montréal defined the previously-unknown number of sessions or “doses” required to prevent cognitive disadvantage in people at high risk of Alzheimer’s disease (AD). The researchers claim that the study effectively contributes towards…
Psychology News – A study reveals that implementing a client’s self-perceived strong skills in mood-improving methods effectively improves depressive moods. It also strives to conduct further research into therapeutic techniques that harness the client’s strengths in solving problems. A study…
Health News – A study conducted at the University of Pittsburgh reveals that hospitalized children who develop MIS-C (multisystem inflammatory syndrome) are more susceptible to neurological symptoms than those who are simply infected by SARS-CoV-2. Further research is undertaken to…
