Smartphone overuse might worsen pain and sleep quality among individuals with migraine
Do you get frequent migraines? If so, your cellphone might be making them worse. A study published in Brain and...
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TikTok use is associated with increased body dissatisfaction, study finds
Do you scroll through TikTok as a form of entertainment? While it may seem like a harmless activity, a study...
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Lower social cohesion linked to a poorer antibody response to COVID-19 vaccination
The COVID-19 pandemic has been widely divisive -- but could that divisiveness reduce the effectiveness of the vaccine? A study...
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New research identifies distinct sleep and circadian profiles in seasonal depression
Do you experience sleep disturbances during the winter months? If you do, there is a good chance that those disturbances...
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Study links vitamin D deficit to accelerated brain aging
If you were told to take your vitamins during childhood, you were given good advice, not only for your body,...
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Study: 63% of severe alcoholics exhibit significant cognitive improvements within 18 days of abstinence
Addiction can be extremely detrimental to an individual in many different domains, including brain functioning. A new study published in...
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Patients in manic episodes exhibit deficits in olfactory function
Mania can affect how a person thinks- but what about how a person smells? A study published in the Journal...
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Inducing narcissistic feelings leads people to overestimate their intelligence
Does narcissism really make people think that they’re smarter than they are, even if they aren’t a narcissist? A study...
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Sleep treatments may help to ameliorate depressive symptoms in autistic adults
Could sleep treatment be the key to addressing depression symptomology in autistic individuals? A study published in Autism Research suggests...
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New research suggests that low sexual or relationship satisfaction can lead to a “vicious cycle”
Does good sex lead to a good relationship or does a good relationship cause good sex? To many people, this...
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Psychology researchers find that a simple “talking to strangers” intervention is surprisingly effective
Human beings are social creatures, but many people fear social interactions with strangers due to worries about rejection. A study...
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Older adults who own dogs report better overall health and more physical activity
When it comes to pet ownership increasing the welfare of elderly people, dog really is man’s best friend. A study...
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Perfectionistic concerns are similarly apparent in patients with depression and obsessive-compulsive disorder
Mental illness can be associated with many dysfunctional beliefs or mental processes. A study published in PLOS One suggests that perfectionism...
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Internet gaming disorder linked to weaker emotion regulation and response inhibition abilities
Many people love to play video games, but for some people, it can become an addiction. This raises the question;...
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Greater self-consciousness linked to decreased hypnotizability, study finds
Have you ever wondered what makes someone vulnerable to hypnosis? A study published in the International Journal of Clinical and...
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