Virtual Contact Fails To Combat Pandemic Loneliness For Older People
A report says that the older people, who had more virtual contact during the pandemic, experienced a greater sense of loneliness and suffered from various psychological issues.
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Paying More Attention To Sad Faces Increases Depression Risk In Teenagers: Study
Teenagers who usually pay more attention to sad faces have a higher risk of developing depression
Treating Mom’s Postpartum Depression Also Benefits Baby’s Brain, Study Reveals
The postpartum depression treatment of mothers helps in their babies’ brain growth.
Scientists Find A Link Between Social Media Use And Eating Disorders
The relationship between social media, eating disorders, and compulsive exercise.
Parental Emotional Feeding Leads To Emotional Eating In School-Age Children: Study
New study found that school-age children whose parents fed them more to soothe their negative feelings were more likely to eat emotionally later on.
May Be We Are Born With Communication Skills, Neuroscientists Says
The brain's organizational pathways might set a foundation for a child's language learning abilities within the first year of life.
Active Membership Of A Sports Club Is Good For Mental Health: Study
An active member of a sports club has a positive effect upon mental health besides the beneficial effect of regular exercise on physical health.
Woman Shares Horrifying Experiences Of Domestic Violence
Domestic violence is one of the major human rights and public health concerns in India. Domestic violence can adversely affect a person’s physical as well as psychological health.
Eating Fruits And Vegetables Is Linked To Better Mental Health In Children, Study Says
Children who eat more fruits and vegetables have better mental health.
Research Finds Witnessing Abuse Of Siblings Can Affect A Child’s Mental Health
Witnessing abuse is very harmful for the psychological well-being of a child. Children who witness their siblings being abused by a parent can suffer from trauma.
