New research reveals support from friends reduces stress-induced overeating, highlighting friendship's powerful role in promoting healthier eating habits.
New research has found that individuals of poorer mental and physical health tend to appraise the same stressful events as more threatening compared to those in better health.
Parental paranoia predicts their children's safety behaviors, indicating an intergenerational transmission of these traits.
A study reveals intense Instagram engagement correlates with young women endorsing voluptuous body ideals, influenced more by platform engagement depth than usage time. This engagement fosters comparisons and pressures toward achieving such body types.
Scientists developed a human neuron model to explore tau protein spread in neurodegenerative diseases, identifying the UFMylation cascade as a novel therapeutic target and uncovering about 500 genes influencing tau propagation.
A UK study found individuals with behavioral variant frontotemporal dementia who had musical experience showed better social and emotional functioning. This suggests that music might play a role in enhancing socio-emotional well-being in dementia patients.
Individuals with depression and concurrent depersonalization/derealization symptoms experience a more severe illness course, face greater challenges in treatment response, and endure poorer overall health outcomes compared to those with depression alone.
Loneliness is linked to addictive smartphone use among adolescents, with self-esteem and boredom proneness serving as partial mediators, according to a recent study.
A recent study identified altered brain pH and lactate levels as common metabolic dysfunctions across various neuropsychiatric disorders, linking these changes to cognitive impairment and suggesting a unified pathway in the pathophysiology of these conditions.
A recent study found that stress accelerates biological aging in midlife, comparable to smoking and low socioeconomic status, confirming a common belief through four stress measures.
Researchers found that brains have grown larger over recent decades, with those born in the 1970s having significantly bigger brain volumes and surface areas compared to those born in the 1930s.
Recent research suggests self-objectification plays a role in the sexual pleasure gap, revealing an association between self-viewing through an external lens and sexual dysfunction in women.
A recent study found that individuals with more severe ADHD symptoms outperformed others in an online foraging task, demonstrating a greater propensity for exploration and higher reward collection, suggesting an adaptive advantage of ADHD traits in certain environments.
New research in The BMJ involving over 14,000 participants finds that walking, jogging, yoga, and strength training moderately reduce depression symptoms. Exercise intensity correlates with greater benefits, highlighting physical activity as a valuable, underused treatment for depression.
Mild cognitive impairment – an early stage of dementia – is widely underdiagnosed in people 65 and older.