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.
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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.
Scientists Find New Method To Predict Early Alzheimer’s With Nearly 100% Accuracy
Researchers from Kaunas University of Technology developed an artificial intelligence and deep learning-based method that can predict the possible onset of Alzheimer's disease from brain images with an accuracy of over 99 percent.
Mental Health Support At Your Doorstep In Delhi
Providing mental health support at the doorstep by the Delhi government during the pandemic.
New Research Finds Signs Of Dementia Written In The Blood
Japanese scientists have identified 33 metabolic compounds within the blood linked to dementia.
Did You Know 55% Of Indian Employees Are Victims Of Workplace Bullying?
Many people perceive that bullying is something that can happen only in schools and colleges. Unfortunately, you can experience bullying even at your workplace.
People With Childhood Trauma Are More Likely To Enjoy Morphine, Study Says
Scientists found that people who experienced childhood trauma get a more pleasurable "high" from morphine.
Women Sharing Stories Of Being The Victims Of Colorism In A Fairness Obsessed Society
Colorism in India is something that every person experiences at least once in their day-to-day life.
Researchers Claim Dopamine Is Not A Reward Molecule At All
New study reveals that our brain releases dopamine - a critical mediator of many psychiatric diseases - in response to stressful stimuli and not just pleasurable experiences.
