Having Someone To Listen When You Need To Talk Improves Your Brain Health: Study
New study found that supportive social interactions in adulthood are important to prevent or delay cognitive decline despite brain aging.
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20% Rise In Antidepressant Intake During This Pandemic, Mental Health Experts Reveal
Mental health experts have observed that the overall intake of antidepressants has increased by 20% since the devastating second wave of covid-19 hit the country.
Heart Rates Synchronize When People Listen To Stories Together: Study
A new study published in the journal Cell Reports, revealed that people’s heart rate synchronizes even if they are listening attentively to stories by themselves.
People Struggling With Their Mental Health During COVID-19, Report Reveals
A recent study reveals that the covid-19 outbreak has pushed many people into the ‘feeling depressed’ zone as the two waves of the pandemic adversely affected numerous lives.
Non-Olfactory Structures Help Scents Take On Meaning, Study Says
The sense of smell activates different brain areas.
A 22-Year-Old Bihari Boy Creates History By Walking 4000 Km To Spread Mental Health Awareness
A 22-year-old Bihari boy, has created history by covering 4000 km to spread mental health awareness in schools. He himself suffered from chronic depression and PTSD after a major spinal injury.
Loneliness Is Linked To Lack Of Trust, New Study Says
loneliness is associated with a lack of trust in fellow human beings.
Survey Says, Work From Home Policy Affecting Personal Life Of One In Every Three People
A report has revealed that the new ‘work-from-home’ norm of the corporate sectors is taking a toll on the psychological well-being of the employees.
Yoga Can Help In Better Migraine Treatment Than Medication Alone, Research Suggests
Yoga may help people with migraines have headaches that happen less often, don't last as long and are less painful.
Childhood Humiliation Can Leave Lifelong Scars, Warn Mental Health Experts
The assurance of being protected by family helps to build solid and safe relationships later in life. Similarly, negative experiences of childhood can leave lifelong scars on a person’s mind.
