COVID-19 Virus Can Enter The Brain, Reveals Research
Last year, in the month of December, the University of Washington Health Sciences/UW Medicine had conducted a study to suggest that the Covid-19 viruses could enter the brain.
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Study Finds Positive Link Between PTSD & Pandemic Fears
Flinders University had recently conducted a study to understand the link between COVID-19 and escalating stress levels to find out that both are linked with each other.
Study Links Youth Depression With 66 Diseases & Premature Death
A study has reported that depressed children and teenagers suffer from a higher risk of experiencing premature death and a wide range of illnesses later in life.
Long Hours On Phone Not Linked To Mental Health Issues, Says Study
A recent study was conducted by Lancaster University to test whether smartphone users suffered from a poor mental health condition
Sleep Deprivation Can Result In Depression In Adolescents, Reveals Study
A recent animal study has revealed that prolonged sleep disturbance during adolescence can result in depression in both males and females.
Study Reveals Stress During Pregnancy May Affect Child’s Brain Development
The University of Edinburgh has recently reported that a child's brain may be shaped by levels of stress experienced by the mother during the period of pregnancy.
Study Highlights Relationship Between Loneliness & Depression Among Older Adults
New research shows that loneliness is responsible for 18% of depression in people over the age of 50 in England.
Study Reveals Divorced Parents’ Dispute Results In Childhood Mental Illness
A recent study has reported that when children witness severe conflict between their divorced or separated parents, they are at risk of suffering from mental health problems.
Nilotinib Is Ineffective In Treating Parkinson Disease, Says Study
A recent study has reported that the medication nilotinib is ineffective in the treatment of Parkinson's disease (PD), despite the acceptable safety and tolerability of nilotinib.
Study Links Fiber Intake & Depression In Premenopausal Women Inversely
While fiber is an essential part of a healthy diet, a new study says that this vital nutrient shares a link with a reduced risk of depression, especially in pre-menopausal women.
