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PISA 2022 was used to examine factors associated with mathematics achievement and resilience among lower-ESCS students in Saudi Arabia. Primary inference combined student weight, 80 replicate weights, and ten plausible…
Horticultural therapy (HT) has been shown to enhance physical and psychological well-being, reduce anxiety and depression, promote social interaction, and support functional competence in older adultsâkey determinants…
Death anxiety has been increasingly recognized as a transdiagnostic factor associated with a wide range of internalizing symptoms, yet the psychological mechanisms linking existential concerns to psychopathology remain…
This study used fNIRS to examine sex differences in spatial cognition and brain function in orienteering athletes during mental rotation. Forty-two athletes performed a letter-based mental rotation task while fNIRS data…
A historic drought may have helped yellow fever spread in Brazil. A new study shows how understanding the connection could help prepare for future outbreaks.
New research from Italy reveals that sexually assertive individuals tend to be more satisfied in their romantic relationships. The study also highlights a positive connection between body appreciation, sexual esteem, and…
La Fenice Centre for Neuro Integrative Health and Wellness is a frequency and light therapy clinic in Thornbury, Ontario. Co-founded by Deanna Pietramala and Nadine Meehan, it offers cellular health ...
A study found that teenagers who played a video game designed to provide one hour of weekly mental health education experienced reduced depression symptoms after one year. Researchers from Dartmouth ...
People using common antidepressants for up to two years report higher levels of general and sexual boredom than non-users. This hidden side effect could explain why some patients struggle to stick with their mental…
Snails have five distinct types of mucus, each with its own job. The mollusks tweak calcium secretions to get the chemical mixture just right.
A massive global review of more than 100 million men reveals that the risk of suicidal thoughts and behaviors spikes following a relationship breakdown, with young and recently separated men facing the highest…
A recent shot of the COVID-19 vaccine doubled survival time in glioblastoma patients who had undergone tumor biopsy or surgery.
Until very recently, airplanes were one of the last places where you couldn’t count on having good Wi-Fi. Even the Amazon’s most remote villages have high-speed internet, but for years, the typical in-flight connectivity…
Researchers have uncovered a surprising way triple-negative breast cancer may turn the body against itself. Tumors appear to recruit macrophages—immune cells normally involved in healing and fighting infection—and use…
Professions requiring constant spatial navigation physically reshape the hippocampus, the brain region Alzheimer’s attacks first. By routinely building mental maps, individuals may develop a cognitive reserve that delays…
A recent study indicates that people from lower-class backgrounds are less likely to negotiate their salaries. When they do ask for more, they tend to face stronger social backlash from employers, creating a difficult…
A new analysis of brain imaging data suggests that migraines can be categorized into two biological groups based on brain structure and network connectivity, offering a potential new framework for understanding the…
Go dēhp® and dēhp® Theraputic invite health care professionals attending the 58th Annual Southwestern School for Behavioral Health Studies Conference to attend a special session on their proprietary ...
An experimental Alzheimer’s compound prevented damaging protein clumps from forming in the brains of mice, helping nerve cells survive longer and reducing amyloid buildup. The treatment also appeared to improve heart…
Brain scans reveal that COVID-19 may leave a lasting physical imprint on the brain. A recent study found altered tissue structure and chemical imbalances in both long COVID patients and those who fully recovered from the…
The ability to argue using scientific evidence starts remarkably early. A new German study demonstrates that four-year-olds can effectively use evidence to refute false claims, a critical cognitive skill that expands…
A recent case report details how a 45-year-old man developed severe religious delusions and hallucinations after receiving prescribed testosterone injections. His undiagnosed genetic condition may have increased his…
Teens with depression show unique brain patterns when facing social rejection. A recent brain imaging study reveals that their amygdala fails to adapt to repeated social threats, keeping them on high alert during…
A study of South Andaman survivors finds tsunami trauma can persist for decades, including anxiety, flashbacks and sleep problems. It urges long-term mental healthcare and community-based recovery ...
As women increasingly outpace men in higher education, a new study indicates that college-educated women are maintaining stable marriage rates by partnering with men without degrees. This shift corresponds with declining…
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs recently announced that sites in Birmingham and Tuscaloosa will be part of a clinical trial to determine if psilocybin is an effective, safe method to treat ...
A small study exploring how classical musicians experience togetherness reveals that establishing a profound connection requires more than technical precision. Performers rely on shared emotional understanding…
A recent study found that during REM sleep, the brain receives a surge of blood and nutrients, yet energy levels inside neurons actually drop. This “energy paradox” suggests the sleeping brain dynamically reorganizes its…
A single dose of psilocybin rapidly relieved both chronic pain and depression-like symptoms in mice. Researchers discovered the psychedelic compound works by calming hyperactive neurons in a specific brain region…
Consuming political news outside of work is associated with how employees feel on the job. A new study suggests negative media predicts workplace anxiety, while positive content is linked to increased hope and…
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