Worse Migraine Symptoms Associated With A History Of Abuse, Says Study
The new study revealed that a history of emotional, physical, and sexual abuse is associated with greater migraine-related sensory hypersensitivity symptoms.
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Novel Blood Test May Predict Who Is Likely To Develop Psychotic Disorders
Study reveals that testing the levels of certain proteins in blood samples can predict whether a person at risk of psychosis is likely to develop a psychotic disorder
Brain Regions Responsible for Behavioral Effects Of Alcohol, Finds Study
Scientists uncovered that the effects of alcohol intoxication, are actually due to the breakdown of alcohol products produced in the brain
New Study Shows Turning Off Brain’s ‘Hunger Switch’ Can Cure Obesity
Researchers uncovered how the master switch for hunger in the brain, the melanocortin receptor 4 (MC4) when activated by anti-obesity drugs like setmelanotide can cure obesity.
Scientists Can Alter Or Erase Traumatic Memories, According To New Study
The study claims that scientists can reactivate traumatic memories, which gives them the scope to completely alter or even erase those memories.
Additive Solutions Lower The Scope Of Improvement, New Study Finds
Researchers at the University of Virginia School of Engineering and Applied Science investigated the human tendency to make change through addition. They came up with two possibilities initially
Depression Alters Visual Perception, Finds New Study
Researchers at the University of Helsinki found that depression affects the ability of an individual to process visual information
Spanking Children Affects Their Brain Development In Similar Ways To Abuse, Study Claims
Researchers at Harvard University found that spanking children alter their brain development in a similar way to more severe forms of violence.
New Blood Test Detects Depression And Bipolar Disorder
Researchers at Indiana University of Medicine found a novel biological basis for mood disorders, helping them create a blood test to identify depression and bipolar disorder
Prevalence Of Psychiatric Disorders High In Youth After Juvenile Detention
Researchers found the prevalence of at least one psychiatric disorder in two-thirds of males and more than one-third of females, 15 years after youth left detention.
