Hispanic adolescents experience later sleep timing and greater social jet lag than peers, study finds
Hispanic adolescents reported later sleep timing, greater social jet lag, shorter weekday sleep, higher caffeine intake, and more evening screen...
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A new study suggests exercise can reduce the psychological toll of childhood adversity, but its benefits are not universal. Researchers...
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Subjective cognitive struggles strongly linked to social recovery in depression
In people with major depression, subjective feelings of cognitive dysfunction—rather than performance on cognitive tests—strongly predicted emotional symptoms and social...
New research suggests the conservative mental health advantage is a myth
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Smaller, shallow brain folds in the posteromedial cortex show greater thinning with age and Alzheimer’s disease, and their structure is...
New research suggests interparental conflict can spill over into a mother’s parenting style
A new study shows that when mothers experience hostile conflict with their partner, they may feel less emotionally secure—an effect...
Creativity in autism may stem from co-occurring ADHD, not autism itself
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Cannabis oil might help with drug-resistant epilepsy, study suggests
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