Deficiency of LEF1 Gene May Develop Lithium Resistance in Bipolar Disorder Patients, Says Study
Bipolar disorder (BD) is a mental health condition defined by depressive and manic episodes that affect 2% of the world population.
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Girls With Premature Birth Are More Likely To Develop Depression, Finds Study
A recent study has revealed that children, especially girls with premature birth, were likely to suffer from depression.
Poor Sleep Likely To Cause Psychological Distress Among Minorities, Says Recent Study
A study that was conducted last year has established a positive relationship between poor sleep health and depression and anxiety among racial/ethnic minorities.
Playing Video Games Reduces Risk of Depression, Says Study
Recent research has revealed that boys who engage in playing video games at the age of 11 are less likely to develop depressive symptoms.
Remote Learning Resulting in Mental Health Crisis Among Teens and Children, Experts Reveal
According to the recent findings, mental health professionals and doctors for children are experiencing an increased number of visits from patients between 12 and 17 years of age.
Psychiatric Symptoms Have Likely Increased During COVID-19, Says Study
A recent study has reported that increased loneliness during the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has likely spiked the risk of psychiatric disorders among individuals.
Patients with Dementia Are At Greater Risk Of COVID-19, Reports Study
A recent study by a group of researchers has reported that patients with dementia are likely to suffer from an increased risk due to COVID-19.
Study Reports Poor Mental Health In Children Who Missed Lockdown Homeschooling
A new study has revealed that children who have missed home-schooling in the first lockdown with existing mental health illness, will possibly see a deterioration in their condition.
Prolonged Stress May Result in Increased Risk of Heart Attack, Says Study
A new study by researchers from Linköping University in Sweden has reported that long-term stress may increase the risk of a heart attack.
Study Shows How Messenger Substances In The Brain Affect Individual Decision-Making
A recent study conducted by a team of psychologists and physicists investigated the neurobiological processes in different types of decision-making.
