Contrary to traditional beliefs, suppressing negative thoughts can reduce their intensity, leading to significant improvements in mental well-being, especially for those with high anxiety or posttraumatic stress, according to new research.
A new study in Neurology shows erectile dysfunction medications may reduce Alzheimer's risk by 18%. Exploring drug repurposing, researchers found men prescribed these drugs had a lower incidence of Alzheimer's, offering a promising avenue for prevention and highlighting the need...
Individuals with varying degrees of borderline personality disorder symptoms exhibit distinct music preferences, according to new research published in Psychology of Music.
A recent study in the Neurobiology of Aging reveals that individuals with high levels of openness, a trait marked by curiosity and a broad interest spectrum, have a stronger cognitive reserve, potentially shielding against the cognitive decline seen in conditions...
A 52-week study published in the Journal of Affective Disorders found that omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acid supplements improved cognitive processing speed and decreased brain entropy in multiple regions among individuals with late-life depression.
Recent research highlights the connection between anxiety in girls and young women and the balance of two key brain chemicals, GABA and glutamate, in the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex.
A new study has found being treated for ADHD with medication reduces the risk of early death for people with the disorder.
A new study published in Nature Mental Health provides evidence that engaging in physical activity can mitigate the adverse impacts of social isolation on mental well-being, particularly among individuals who are psychologically and neurobiologically vulnerable.
New research has linked a healthier diet to a reduced risk of dementia and a deceleration in the pace of aging. This study, published in the Annals of Neurology, provides new insights into how diet can influence the complex mechanisms...
New research findings that engaging in activities with dogs significantly increases brain activity in areas associated with relaxation, emotional stability, attention, and concentration. Furthermore, these interactions lead to reduced stress levels and enhanced positive emotional states.
Psilocybin therapy alters brain activity in patients with alcohol use disorder, according to new research, increasing activity in areas associated with emotional regulation and reducing activity in regions linked to craving.
A recent online study has revealed that individuals who bet on sports are more inclined to engage in other forms of gambling compared to their counterparts who do not partake in sports betting. They were found to gamble more frequently...
A study of over 1,000 adults over 40 found that playing musical instruments is linked with improved working memory and executive function, suggesting that musical engagement may enhance cognitive reserve and potentially reduce the risk of cognitive impairment in older...
New research in Scientific Reports reveals our ability to be present and enjoy life is partly written in our DNA, suggesting genetics play a key role in mindfulness and well-being, alongside our unique experiences.
A clinical trial combining virtual reality and brain stimulation showed promising results in reducing PTSD symptoms among U.S. veterans, marking a potential breakthrough in treatment approaches and offering new hope for those affected by the condition.