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After the COVID-19 pandemic, mental health problems in children ages 6–17 years in Hong Kong increased from 16.4% in pre-COVID 2017 to 24.4% in post-COVID 2022 (Wing-man, 2017; Wong et…
Online therapy is becoming an increasingly popular option for individuals who prefer a more private, convenient way to access mental health support. This is especially true for teens, who may…
A nationwide Swedish study from the University of Gothenburg has revealed crucial findings about sudden cardiac death in young people. The research examined all cases of arrhythmic sudden death among…
A landmark study published in the Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery & Psychiatryreveals significant variations in survival rates among patients diagnosed with early-onset dementia before age 65, with clinical subtype being the…
A research team from Osaka Metropolitan University has developed a novel treatment for spinal fractures using stem cells derived from adipose (fat) tissue, demonstrating significant bone regeneration in rat models…
A pioneering study from Houston Methodist Research Institute has uncovered a novel mechanism by which Alzheimer’s disease leads to broader health deterioration by disrupting the body’s metabolic regulation capabilities. Published…
A new study published on November 4th in PLOS Medicineprojects a substantial increase in drug-resistant bloodstream infections across Europe over the next three decades, primarily driven by population aging. Conducted by…
A groundbreaking study from the VTC Neurobiology Research Center at the Fralin Biomedical Research Institute has identified a specific brain circuit that becomes dysregulated following early-life trauma, potentially explaining the…
Understanding current patterns helps parents, clinicians, and educators address teen substance use with nuance and actionable strategies. Recent data show that overall teen substance use has declined over the past…
Arab Therapy, a global platform for psychological support and online therapy, has announced a strategic investment from Saudi-based VMS to accelerate its entry into the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The…
What makes someone “difficult”? Broadly, the term refers to a cluster of traits that can include callousness, aggressiveness, manipulation, and a preference for dominance. While such behaviors can be exhausting…
Shelley Bustamante, director of Carlmont’s Teen Wellness Center and coordinator of Students Offering Support (SOS), keeps a wall of letters and photos from students she has helped. “SOS has saved…
A new partnership aims to expand mental health care access for California’s Central Valley school staff and their families through free, online services. Lavender Psychiatry and Legacy Health Endowment (LHE)…
A recent study explore how strong emotions affect thinking. When conflict or upset arises with someone close, it can dominate our mental bandwidth. The brain can’t simply pause the problem…
A Nature Communications study uses machine learning to explore how a toddler’s gut bacteria may influence brain development and internalizing symptoms years later. Gut signals shape early brain circuits The…
Early-onset dementia refers to cases diagnosed before age 65. Survival varies widely by clinical type. Sex, age, family history, and other health conditions do not consistently predict risk. This finding…
A long-term study suggests that adding daily steps can slow early brain changes linked to Alzheimer’s disease. Researchers tracked nearly 300 older adults for up to 14 years and found…
A new study from the University of Southern California suggests that how blood pressure changes from heartbeat to heartbeat may be as important as the overall reading, especially for brain…
Skipping breakfast has little impact on mental performance, new research shows. A meta-analysis published in Psychological Bulletin found that short-term fasting or skipping meals does not meaningfully cloud most adults’…
Sleep patterns and eating habits influence each other, but the exact connection remains unclear. In a new paper published in JNeurosci, a team led by William Ja at the Herbert…
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