Study Finds How Grandmothers’ Brain React To The Sight Of Their Grandchildren
Researchers scanned grandmothers’ brains when they are seeing photos of their young grandchildren and provided a neural snapshot of this special, inter-generational bond.
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Instagram To Bring Back Chronological Feed After Facing Scrutiny Over Its Effect On Young Users Mental Health
Instagram is planning to launch a version of the app with a chronological feed in 2022. The app has faced intense scrutiny over the potential impact of its content on young users’ mental health. According to a 2020 study, extreme…
Study Finds Ways To Make Waiting Less Arduous For Toddlers
Development Psychology News – Study found that when toddlers have to wait, it often leads to negative affect, as they can’t yet regulate their emotions. Psychologists concluded that, left to their own devices, children prefer activities which correspond to their…
Chronic Stress And Depression Boost This Brain Receptor, Study Maps Out How To Block It
Brain News – Study reveals the structure of the unusual brain receptor named GPR158, a factor involved in major depression, and found that eliminating its activity in stressed mice made them resistant to anxiety and depression. In a new study,…
Procter And Gamble India Forms Task Force Of Certified Mental Health First Aiders At Workplace
Procter & Gamble (P&G) India has recently built a task force of trained mental health first aiders at its workplace.
Daytime Meals Can Reduce Health Risks Linked To Night Shift Work: Study
Study found that eating daytime meals can reduce higher glucose levels linked with nocturnal work life.
A Ten-minute Run Can Boost Your Brain Processing: Study
Only ten minutes of moderate-intensity running can boost the part of the brain
Online Gaming Boom In India Taking A Toll On Users’ Mental Health
During the initial months of the nationwide lockdown, there was a 21% increase in the time spent on gaming apps which has adveresly affected the physical and mental health of individuals.
Oops! You Did It Again – Research Predicts If Impulsivity Is Pathological
The study found that when a person’s emotions run high, it can be correlated with how fast the person reacts to stimulating visuals, especially disturbing ones.
Your Life’s Clock Tick Faster When You’re Stressed
A study used one such clock named ‘GrimAge’ to ask: How much does chronic stress accelerate that biological clock?
