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A new study finds people who pair their antidepressants with probiotics experience a greater improvement in depressive symptoms compared to a control group. → Read More
For some people, “maladaptive daydreaming” might be a more accurate diagnosis than ADHD, according to a new study. → Read More
A new study on young men found the Mediterranean diet can help improve symptoms of depression — the researchers suspect the same may be true in women. → Read More
Autobiographical memories influence our "life scripts," but the concept of "core memories" is not entirely correct, according to scientists. → Read More
Does cannabis actually combat migraines in some people? And if so, why? Scientists explain what we know so far — and the hidden history of cannabis as a treatment. → Read More
There is no cure for migraines, but there are treatments that involve engaging the brain. These include CBT, relaxation exercises, and very possibly, mindfulness. → Read More
While there’s no cure for migraines, there are treatments. Scientists are moving toward a better understanding of how diet interacts with pain. → Read More
The vagus nerve is an exciting target in the world of science and a darling in the wellness industry. But the science surrounding it is complicated. → Read More
It’s time for doctors to “aggressively” address high blood pressure when advising young adults, say the researchers behind a new preliminary analysis. → Read More
The online game Wordle tickles our brains in familiar and new ways: It’s a game that fosters social connections through simplicity and shareability. → Read More
Scientists uncovered biological mechanisms that can, in part, explain why men and women experience severe depression differently. → Read More
Researchers report how the combination of breakups and living alone for many years is associated with heightened levels of persistent low-grade inflammation. → Read More
In a new study researchers reveal how and why people experienced a significant reduction in anxiety after completing the exercise program. → Read More
Panic attacks are common and distressing. Actions like gently distracting the person having the panic attack, offering water, and helping with breathing can help. → Read More
In a recent study scientists observe key metabolic differences between people with chronic depression and episodic major depressive disorder. → Read More
In a study published in the journal 'JAMA Psychiatry,' scientists establish a link between depression polygenic scores and increased white blood cell count. → Read More
Bones-or-no-bones has become a quasi forecast for bad days or good days, embraced in a way that’s both serious and not. → Read More
Scientists extract wooden fragments and used new technology to detect cosmic ray signals, revealing the earliest presence of Vikings in the Americas. → Read More
Elevated blood pressure places individuals at risk of accelerated brain aging. Meanwhile, optimal blood pressure can help brains stay six months younger. → Read More
For the first time, scientists directly compared the effects of cognitive-behavioral group therapy and mindfulness-based stress reduction on the brain. → Read More