Do You Cry at Movies? Study Reveals How Crying During Films Signals Deep Moral Integrity!
If you shed tears while watching a movie it is a good sign according to a new study. A loss of a loved one, a stressful event, a busy …
Mental Health
The Promising Impact of Levetiracetam, Masitinib, and Bryostatin 1 on Neurodegenerative Diseases
Neurodegenerative conditions affect many people worldwide. Being more prevalent in the elderly population, they have claimed 15 million individuals globally. In 2019, about 50 million people who had at …
Is the Cure for Alcoholism Hidden in Our Brains? New Boston University Study Sheds Light
Alcohol is the most commonly abused addictive substance in the world. Chronic exposure to it causes neuroadaptations in specific areas of the brain, leading to changes in the body …
Captagon (Fenethylline): The War Drug Dissolving Combatants’ Fear on the Frontlines
Fenethylline, commonly known as Captagon, started as a medical stimulant but has since become emblematic of the relationship between warfare, illicit drug trade, and human resilience in modern conflicts. …
Transsexuality: Research Shows the Incidence of Regret Following Gender-Affirming Surgeries to be Worrying
Gender-affirmation surgery is, without a doubt, a highly controversial and sensitive topic. In many states across the nation, bans are in place or being mulled over to discourage people …
Are Men More Romantic Than Women? Let’s See What Science Says!
Chocolate, flowers, candle-lit dinners, walks under moonlight- where would we be without romance? The idea that romance is a crucial component of love in relationships stands true. In fact, …
Guiding the Delicate Conversation: Educating Children on Sexual Abuse Prevention and Responding to Disclosures
Every year about 60000 American kids are subjected to sexual abuse. The safety and well-being of children is a top priority for all parents. What should they do if …
Abuse in Early Life Shows a Strong Link with Schizotypal Behavior in Adults
Studies of clinical populations have provided a wealth of information about the effects of childhood trauma on adult mental health. It is generally known that there is a direct correlation …
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: A Large Genetic Study to Identify the Mechanisms of the Disease Is Underway in the UK
British researchers have launched a major genetic study to better understand the biological mechanisms behind myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS). The DecodeME study received £3.2 million in funding from …
Unraveling the Link: The Amplified Risk of Parkinson’s Disease in Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients – A Korean Study Perspective
In an investigation done by Kosin University College of Medicine in Korea, a substantial correlation has been unearthed between patients grappling with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and Parkinson’s disease (PD). …