Other Mental Illness
How Vagus Nerve Stimulation May Offer a Way to Relieve PTSD
For those with treatment-resistant PTSD, a brain-body approach is showing promise.
Heavy Screen Use and Problematic Behaviors Feed Into Each Other, Study Finds
Children often turn to screens as a coping mechanism for anxiety, depression, and social difficulties.
Elderberry Versus Elderflower Against Colds, Flu, and COVID
For many, air travel comes with the persistent fear of catching a cold—or worse—on the journey. Considering the close-quarters contact and recycled air involved, this fear is not ungrounded. Watch ...
Placebos Work for Some Psychiatric Conditions, but Not Others, Study Finds
New research shows depression and ADHD have lower placebo study dropout rates than schizophrenia and panic disorder.
Can Creatine Boost Brain Function When You’re Sleep-Deprived?
Creatine boosts ATP, enhancing nerve cell function and supporting cognitive performance.
Does a Plant-Based Diet Affect Mental Health?
Plant-based diets lack vitamin B12 and may also make other key nutrients harder to absorb. Learn how to compensate.
Medical Cannabis Tied to Higher Addiction Risk Than Recreational Use
Medical cannabis users aged 18–49 may face higher risks of cannabis use disorder compared to recreational users.
New Study Finds Neurological Empathy Changes in Rare Dementia Condition
Research explores how frontotemporal dementia affects brain activity and empathy, offering new insights into this complex neurological condition.
Disrupted Brain Waves Hurt Your Mental Health, but There’s a Fix
Behavioral and mood issues often stem from brain wave imbalances.
Study Links Hallucinogen-Related ER Visits With Increased Schizophrenia Risk
While psychedelics may have therapeutic potential, their use carries significant risk, particularly for those most vulnerable to psychosis.
Study Identifies Link Between High-Potency Cannabis Use and DNA Changes, Psychosis
Learn about the latest research on the biological and mental health implications of frequent high-potency cannabis use.
Is Perfectionism a Symptom of Underlying Illness?
A physician provides insight from his clinical experience and research about the risks overachievers and perfectionists face.
Schizophrenia Drug Linked to Pneumonia, Gut Disorders in 25-Year Follow-Up Study
A comprehensive study from the University of Helsinki links clozapine to a high incidence of pneumonia and intestinal blockages in schizophrenia patients.
FDA Approves First New Schizophrenia Drug in Decades
An FDA official said the latest approval will offer a new alternative to existing antipsychotic medications for schizophrenia patients.
Sodium Nitrite Suicides on the Rise–Poison Centers Are Missing Them
Only one in 36 cases determined by medical examiners to be sodium nitrite suicide had a corresponding poison center report.
High Doses of ADHD Drugs Linked to Higher Risks of Psychosis and Mania: Harvard Study
Researchers call for dose considerations in ADHD treatment as study shows 81 percent of high-dose psychosis cases might be preventable.
WHO Data: Weight Loss Drug Linked to 45 Percent Higher Suicidality
Study links semaglutide in Ozempic, Wegovy to increased odds of suicidal thoughts, urging further research.
Common Social Media Habits of Swiping and Fast-Forwarding Videos Increase Boredom: APA Study
Navigating the search for fulfillment and meaning can be difficult in a world of instant gratification.
ADHD: Symptoms, Causes, Treatments, and Natural Approaches
About 9 percent of American children have attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and one-third of those will continue to have it in adulthood.
Excessive Internet Use Disrupts Key Parts of the Teenage Brain
Internet addiction alters teenage brains in ways that encourage other addictive behaviors.
Response to ‘Benefits and Harms of Proposed Social Media Legislation’
The issue extends beyond legislation; it's about recognizing the impact of these technologies on children.
Antioxidant Supplement Shows Potential for OCD Treatment
N-acetylcysteine (NAC) is emerging as a promising treatment for some adults with obsessive-compulsive disorder.
Omega-3s: Boost Brain and Bone Health, but Heart-Health Benefits Uncertain
These fatty acids are crucial for eye, neurological, and psychological health, but is supplementing heart-healthy? Explore both sides of the argument.
Is Your Anxiety, Depression Due to Loss of B6, Zinc–Pyrrole Disorder?
Anxiety, depression, and other mental distress can be caused by pyrrole disorder (aka pyroluria). How can this loss of zinc, Vitamin B6, and other nutrients be identified and treated? Watch ...
How Dogs Help People With PTSD
A new study finds that man's best friend offers emotional support and reduces anxiety.
Schizophrenia: Symptoms, Causes, Treatments, and Natural Approaches
Affecting up to 1 percent of the global population, schizophrenia is a rare but debilitating condition that makes it difficult for one to know what's real.
Researchers Find Ways to Limit Metabolic Side Effects of Antipsychotic Drugs
A new molecule, if administered alongside antipsychotics, can activate dopamine receptors in the pancreas, limiting metabolic disruptions.


























