Category: Mental Health
Mesothelioma: How Do You Cope With the Mental Health Difficulties Upon Diagnosis?
Mesothelioma is a form of cancer that is fairly rare in the United States. According to the American Cancer Society, about 3,000 new cases get diagnosed yearly. Meanwhile, cancer …In Addition to Obesity, Diets High in Fat Can Also Cause Cognitive Decline
A study, conducted on animals by a team from the University of South Australia, confirms that an excessively fat diet not only surprisingly leads to more fat in the …
Alzheimer’s: Could Fat Obtained From Liposuction Treat the Disease?
The start-up Cell-Easy and the University Hospital of Toulouse have joined forces to carry out a trial to see if stem cells obtained from liposuction could help treat Alzheimer’s. …Cortisol Concentration in Your Hair May Be A Sign Of Your Stress Level
Stress is a known killer due to its connection to many medical problems. New research suggests that your doctor may be able to tell how much you have been …You Could Find Happiness In Your Thoughts, Study Suggests
Have you ever considered the option of sitting somewhere alone and immersing yourself in thoughts to feel good? You have probably not, maybe because it sounds rather illogical. However, …Contrary to Common Belief, the Risk of Addiction to Ketamine Is Low
Ketamine is an artificial compound that is used as anesthesia during clinical practice to induce loss of sensation. Sometimes, doctors prescribe it for off-label (not under the approval of …
Neuronal Traffic Jams Explained Using Isogeometric Analysis-Based Models
Neurons, tiny cells which make up the human brain, consist of a cell body and one or several processes projecting from this cell body. In most neurons with many …
University College London: Serotonin Has Little or Nothing to Do with Depression
Depressive disorder is one of the common mental disorders. Others include anxiety disorders, post-traumatic stress disorders, and eating disorders. Depression is the commonest mood disorder. Its major symptoms include …