Cognitive Decline With Age, Study Says It’s Likely Due To The Loss Of Myelin
A recent study conducted by the University of Portsmouth has observed one of the major reasons that lead to cognitive decline with age.
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From The Fear Of Sea To Big Objects, The Suez Boat Saga Triggered An Array Of Phobias
A recent source has revealed that Ever Given, the largest ship container has triggered the fear of large objects (megalopolis), the fear of submerged – partially or entirely
Harsh Parenting in Childhood May Result in Decreased Brain Size in Adolescence, Study Claims
A new study has reported that practicing harsh parenting with children through repeated actions of yelling, hitting, or shaking, may lead to brain structures.
Research Reveals Motherhood Equals Working 2.5 Full-Time Jobs
According to the survey by Welch’s, the time mothers spend on parenting activities is equivalent to working 98-hours a week, which is the same as working 2.5 full time jobs.
Computerized Cognitive Training Programs Are Likely To Reduce Anxiety In Children, Study Claims
A recent study has revealed that remote forms of training programs, using computers, have shown ways to relieve negative emotions in children.
Medical Students are Likely to Suffer From Imposter Syndrome, Finds New Study
A recent study has reported that imposter syndrome is highly prevalent among medical students, which in turn indicates a high level of stress.
Punitive Actions Are Forcing Doctors to Hide their Mental Health Conditions
Mental Health News: The pandemic appears to have hit the medical field, with doctors losing their jobs, thus resulting in various mental health conditions. Within a year of the COVID-19 pandemic, doctors have started struggling with the hazards in their…
Living A Stress-Free Life May Not Be Recommendable, Says New Study
Stress has become a common phenomenon in today's modern life, associated with various aspects of human life.
How Fictional Characters Alters Our Thinking Process, Explains Study
Researchers have found that the more fascinated people get into 'becoming' a fictional character, the more they use the same portion of the brain to think about the character
People Lacking Visual Imagination Are Not Easily Scared, According To Study
Mental Health News: A recent study has claimed that people with ‘aphantasia’ or the incapability to visualize mental images are difficult to scare. In this study, it was examined how people with aphantasia or ‘mind blindness’ responded to reading frightening…
