Sedentary time linked to faster brain aging in older adults, study finds
A large observational study found that sedentary time in older adults predicted worsening memory, shrinking brain structures, and slower mental...
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New research reveals emotional control deficits in generalized anxiety disorder
A new study suggests that individuals with generalized anxiety disorder have difficulty focusing on relevant emotional information and shifting attention...
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Breakfast habits are associated with depressive symptoms, study finds
Researchers found that young people in Hong Kong who regularly skip breakfast reported more depressive symptoms and lower attention control....
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People with depression face significantly greater social and health-related challenges
New findings reveal that depression is linked to both greater social hardship and increased frailty. People with depression were significantly...
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Girls are better than boys at detecting their own ADHD symptoms
A new study finds that teenage girls with ADHD may have better insight into their symptoms than boys. Researchers in...
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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...
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Cannabis oil might help with drug-resistant epilepsy, study suggests
Nineteen patients with drug-resistant epilepsy experienced seizure freedom after cannabis oil treatment, with a median seizure-free duration of 245 days....
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What is the most attractive body fat percentage for men? New research offers an answer
What makes a man’s body attractive? A new international study explored this question using body scans and evolutionary models—testing which...
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People who are more likely to die seem to care less about the future
Individuals with higher mortality risk—as judged by actuarial life insurance data—tend to care less about long-term consequences. They show more...
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MIND diet linked to better attentional control in schoolchildren, study finds
Children who ate diets more closely aligned with the MIND diet performed better on a task measuring attentional control, according...
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Liver health may influence mental health via inflammation and glutamate levels
A new study suggests that diets high in fat and fructose can damage the liver and trigger anxiety-like behaviors in...
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TikTok and similar platforms linked to body dissatisfaction and eating disorder symptoms
Frequent use of platforms like TikTok and YouTube Shorts is linked to disordered eating symptoms among teens, according to new...
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Cognitive inflexibility amplifies risk of disordered exercise in men
New findings reveal that men who fixate on gaining muscle and struggle with inflexible thoughts about their body and exercise...
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Video games calm the body after stress, even when players feel on edge
Playing A Plague Tale: Requiem helped participants recover from stress on a biological level, regardless of violent or non-violent gameplay....
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Exposure to heavy metals is associated with higher likelihood of ADHD diagnosis
Researchers in Spain have identified a potential link between certain heavy metals in urine and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder in children. High...
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