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Green space during childhood may improve adult mental health

Green space during childhood may improve adult mental health

According to Aarhus University, Denmark, it’s time to emphasise the need for designing green and healthy cities, not just for a sustainable future but...
Let’s talk social psychology and awkward conversations

Let’s talk social psychology and awkward conversations

The social psychology of engaging in conversation has always been an intriguing topic, and now researchers present latest findings on how people engage in...
Challenges and opportunities for brain health

Challenges and opportunities for brain health

Ever wondered how the World Federation of Neurology is working to foster quality neurology and brain health worldwide? William M Carroll and Wolfgang Grisold, of...
Low body weight in young children could increase anorexia nervosa later

Low body weight in young children could increase anorexia nervosa later

Published in the Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, low body weight in young children and anorexia nervosa may be...
Improving health care for indigenous women living with violence

Improving health care for indigenous women living with violence

New research finds that cultural practices have the ability of improving health care for Indigenous women living with violence. According to the University of British...
Negative body image could be deterred by who you surround yourself with

Negative body image could be deterred by who you surround yourself with

Spending time with those who are not preoccupied with their bodies can improve an individual’s own eating habits and body image, therefore reducing negative...
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The link between incarcerated youth and suicide

Suicide is the second leading cause of death amongst youth aged 10 to 24 years – but how many of these individuals are incarcerated...
Teenage gender dysphoria and improving primary care services

Teenage gender dysphoria and improving primary care services

With a growing number of adolescents identifying as transgender, a review aims to help primary care services address teenage gender dysphoria. Published in Canadian Medical...
Missing GP appointments occurs more for those with long-term conditions

Missing GP appointments occurs more for those with long-term conditions

Repeatedly missing GP appointments may indicate greater risk of death from all causes, particularly in patients with long-term conditions. Published in BMC Medicine, new research...
ADHD risk factors increase with prenatal valproate exposure

ADHD risk factors increase with prenatal valproate exposure

According to Aarhus University Hospital, Denmark, valproate exposure during pregnancy is associated with increasing ADHD risk factors among offspring. In a population-based study of 913,302...
Hearing loss treatment could thwart late-life depression

Hearing loss treatment could thwart late-life depression

The greater the hearing loss, the greater the risk of having symptoms of depression, therefore hearing loss treatment could head off late-life depression, according...
Recommended daily sugar allowance exceeded by young children

Recommended daily sugar allowance exceeded by young children

Young children in the UK surpass the maximum recommended daily sugar allowance, this being around 2,800 excess sugar cubes per year. According to PHE (Public...
Social media addiction: student binge drinkers affected

Social media addiction: student binge drinkers affected

Binge drinkers, typically university students, are frequently posting on social media while intoxicated therefore showing signs of social media addiction. Researchers have found that social...
Operating room pressures: surgeons under stress make more mistakes

Operating room pressures: surgeons under stress make more mistakes

New study finds that surgeons under stress make up to 66% more mistakes on patients in the operating room. Using a technology that captured the...
Gut microbiota linked to obesity and mental disorders

Gut microbiota linked to obesity and mental disorders

EU-funded project 'MyNewGut' finds new gut microbiota that may help battle obesity and mental disorders. The MyNewGut project has discovered new gut microbiota, specifically bacterial...
We need to focus more on antidepressant withdrawal relief

We need to focus more on antidepressant withdrawal relief

Researchers analyse data that can guide antidepressant discontinuation and enable an individual to experience some form of antidepressant withdrawal relief. There has been a significant...
Subthreshold bipolar disorder: lives are about to change

Subthreshold bipolar disorder: lives are about to change

The lives of millions of bipolar sufferers are about to change forever as breakthrough treatment for type 2 and subthreshold bipolar disorder was announced. The...
Opioid-related social isolation could be solved by activating parts of the brain

Opioid-related social isolation could be solved by activating parts of the brain

Opioid-related social isolation is one of the most challenging aspects of the US opioid crisis, however researchers may have cracked the code to help...
Neuroimaging techniques and dissociative identity disorder treatment

Neuroimaging techniques and dissociative identity disorder treatment

Neuroimaging techniques can distinguish between healthy brains and those with multiple personality disorder - could this lead to dissociative identity disorder treatment? Machine-learning and neuroimaging...
Trazadone dosage may not be better than the use of antipsychotics for dementia patients

Trazadone dosage may not be better than the use of antipsychotics for dementia patients

Physicians are attempting to decrease the use of antipsychotics in senior dementia patients however the typical alternative trazadone dosage has similar detrimental side effects. According...

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