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Sleep Keeps Brain Sharp
A new study has revealed that individuals who do not get enough sleep are at a higher risk of developing serious illnesses such as dementia
Movement Eases Depression Symptoms
Depression Affects Brain Plasticity, but Exercise Can Help Depression is a common mental illness that affects about 10% of the population in Germany. The causes
Algorithm detects psychosis in children.
A new algorithm has been developed by researchers at the University of Geneva that can predict the onset of psychosis in children with a genetic
Alcohol can’t chase away negative feelings.
Alcohol is often used by many people to suppress negative emotions. However, according to a study, the drug actually intensifies depressive feelings. Researchers at the
Quit smoking boosts mental health.
Smoking cessation for just six weeks has been proven to reduce anxiety, depression, and other physical problems. According to a meta-study conducted by the University
Lockdown Altered Thought Patterns Dramatically
The lockdown in the UK has led to changes in people’s thought patterns, with individuals thinking less about their fellow human beings and losing their
Social Robots: Helping Isolation in Lockdown
Social robots could serve as companions for mentally vulnerable individuals during the Covid-19 lockdowns, reducing the effects of social isolation. According to a study by
Lockdown worsens depression amid Covid-19
The lockdown in the spring had a significant impact on people with depression, and now psychiatrists fear that the current lockdown-light will exacerbate the situation.
Lithium in Water Reduces Suicide?
Lithium, a light metal commonly used to treat bipolar disorder and mania, has been found to have a preventative effect on suicide. A study published
Loneliness Alters Brain Activity
Loneliness and social isolation have become increasingly prevalent during the COVID-19 pandemic, affecting people of all ages. A recent study published in the International Psychogeriatrics
