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.
A recent study has reported that imposter syndrome is highly prevalent among medical students, which in turn indicates a high level of stress.
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…
Stress has become a common phenomenon in today's modern life, associated with various aspects of human life.
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
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…
A recent study claims that cognitive decline happens to be sharper in women than in men, in spite of, women scoring higher than men on several cognitive measures.
Health News: According to the findings of a new study, consuming larger portions of fruits and vegetables lowers the risk of death in men and women. This data was revealed after studying nearly 2 million adults. The study had revealed…
Recently, the Chinese court has confirmed homosexuality as a ”psychological disorder”, following a description given in a textbook. The court had confirmed that it was not a factual error but a description in regards to the academic view. In regards…
In a recent interview, former first lady Michelle Obama had opened up about depression and how she had struggled with low-grade depression during the Covid-19 pandemic.
In a recent interview with the Co-founder of Melissa and Doug and the Author of “Lifelines”, Melissa Berstein opened up about her lifelong struggle with depression.