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…
With films like ‘Aitrangi Re’ highlighting the importance of mental wellness, legislative and insurance policies are gearing up to address mental health.
Two years into the Covid-19 pandemic in India, its impact on children, adolescents, health-care workers and migrant laborers is still devastating.
Psychology News – A study at Bar-Ilan University reveals that images of bigger physical and retinal sizes are better remembered in natural daily behavior. The research looks to further investigate the correlation between the quality of learning and screen size,…
Health News – A study reveals that moderate to vigorous exercise helps slow down several clinical parameters in Parkinson’s disease (PD) and results in a better clinical course of the disease in the long term. However, the study doesn’t prove…
Brain News – A new theory finds links between forgetting, engram cell-accessibility in the brain, and environmental dictates. It also highlights the difference between “natural forgetting” due to altered memory access and pathological memory loss. The study also ventures into…
Health News – A study finds that memory storage improves when information is spontaneously replayed during ample and undisturbed slow-wave sleep. The study further looks to investigate more complex issues surrounding memory accuracy and disrupted sleep. New research by Northwestern…
Psychology News – A study finds that people prefer Virtual Reality interactions in therapy when it comes to disclosure of negative emotions. Inferring that client comfort and satisfaction in therapy using VR may rival face-to-face interaction with more sophisticated technology,…
