Category: Mental Health
Managing Emotions Is Key to Good Health
Essential to our survival, emotions can sometimes overwhelm us and have a negative impact on our lives, as well as on our health. Learning to regulate them allows us …
More Depression Cases Among High School Students Despite Falling Alcohol Consumption
Researchers Observe a Divergence in the Relationship Between Binge Drinking and Depression Findings from a new study of teenagers by researchers at Columbia University suggest a relationship between too …
Deep Sleep Reduces Anxiety Levels Considerably During The Day, UC Berkeley Study Shows
Research out of the University of California, Berkeley has again emphasized the importance of restful nightly sleep with regards to emotions. When a person is unable to sleep well …
Do You Suffer from Mental Fog? It May Be Due to Inflammation According to Study!
It is common for people to experience mental sluggishness during an illness. This symptom has a possible physical cause, according to a new study. Researchers at the University of …
Marijuana Use Rapidly Rising Among College Students
College students in the United States are showing a lesser preference for tobacco while opting for marijuana instead, according to a new study. The use of marijuana has been …
Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) with or Without Hyperactivity Facts
This neurological disorder usually occurs in early childhood, around the age of five or six, and has nothing to do with autism, low IQ or behavioral disorders due to …
Study Shows Regular Tea Drinking May Boost Brain Health
Many people who drink tea regularly do so because of how it helps them to stay alert and active. A new study suggests that it may do more than …
Too Much Work and Ironically Not Enough Work Could Give You a Stroke According to Study
A new study confirms that working more than 10 hours a day increases the risk of stroke. An occupational activity of fewer than 35 hours per week would expose …
Study Shows That Living near an Airport Can Raise Blood Pressure
Millions of people are being treated for high blood pressure and experts estimate that several million people have not yet been diagnosed. Although the various risk factors have been …