Category: Mental Health
Sleep Study Warns: Excessive Yawning May Signal Sleep Disorders, Cognitive Decline, or Chronic Illness
Key Takeaways Excessive yawning can signal serious sleep issues like sleep apnea or chronic sleep deprivation, not just boredom or fatigue. One-third of U.S. adults report excessive sleepiness, which …An In-depth Analysis of Parkinson’s Disease: Etiological Mechanisms, Symptomatology, Diagnostic Criteria, and Current Therapeutic Modalities
Parkinson’s disease is a nervous system disease that affects movement. It develops gradually, sometimes starting with a tremor that is barely noticeable on one hand. It also causes stiffness …
Daytime Sleep May Disrupt Brain’s “Cleaning System,” Raising Neurological Risks
Key Takeaways: Daytime sleep may interfere with the brain’s waste-clearing process, linked to Alzheimer’s risk. The brain’s glymphatic system relies on circadian rhythms, which daytime napping could disrupt. Shift …
Obesity: Definition, Causes, and Pathophysiology
What is obesity? Obesity is a complex disease that is defined by the World Health Organization (WHO) as abnormal or excessive fat accumulation that presents a risk to health. …
Vaginal Laxity and Relationship Perceptions: What Science and Social Views Say
**Disclaimer: This article discusses sensitive topics related to anatomy, sexuality, and gender preferences. It is intended for informational purposes only and does not substitute for professional medical advice. Always …AI Can Now Translate Thoughts Into Words, Making Brain-to-Text Communication a Reality
Key Takeaways: A UCSF-developed AI system now decodes brain activity into text with 97% accuracy, offering hope for patients who’ve lost speech. The technology, tested in epilepsy patients, uses …Akathisia Latest Facts: Causes, Risk Factors, Symptoms and Treatment
Akathisia is a symptom defined by inner restlessness and an overwhelming need to move irresistibly and incessantly. This sensorimotor disorder is localized primarily in the lower limbs. Akathisia may …
Traffic Noise Increases Stress and Anxiety, and Reduces the Calming Effects of Nature Sounds, Study Shows
Key takeaways: Traffic noise reduces the stress-relief benefits of natural sounds. Faster traffic (40 mi/h) causes more stress and anxiety than slower traffic. The study did not measure long-term …