Anxiety and depression
Brain Scans Can Predict a Baby's Future Risk of Anxiety and DepressionA new study states that early predictors of anxiety and depression may be evident in the brain even at birth.
- Anxiety and Depression Can Put You at the Risk of Cancer
A new study indicates that higher levels of psychological distress such as anxiety and depression may be associated with an increased risk of death from certain cancers.
- Could Your Love For French Fries Be Harming Your Mental Health? Study Says Yes
It was found that people who ate French fries (fried potatoes) had more risks of depression than the ones who had fried white meat (chicken, for instance).
- Community Based Therapy May Alleviate Depression and Anxiety
A community-based mental health care programme can significantly improve the lives of millions of people suffering from mental illness, researchers have found.
- Prenatal Exposure to Plastic Chemicals May Develop Depression in Boys
Baby boys exposed to a common chemical used in plastics before delivery are more likely to develop symptoms of anxiety and depression at the age of 10-12, a new study has revealed.
- How to Treat Anxiety and Depression
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- How To Deal With Anxiety? 9 Foods To Manage Anxiety Naturally - Expert Reveals
It is proven that when we are stressed, we land up eating the wrong food for comfort. So, why not make the best use of this and choose the right foods that can help calm ...
- Diabetes and Depression: What's the Link?
A new study published, Journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), reveals that diabetics are more prone to anxiety and depression than those with other chronic diseases that require similar levels of management.
- Early Sleep Problems Can Lead to Pain Later in Life
The long-term associations between sleep problems and the pain types were compared between the sexes and the mediating effects of anxiety and depression, fatigue and physical activity were explored.
- Negative emotions may increase the risk of stroke
According to a latest study, negative emotions like anger, anxiety, and depression not only affect the functioning of the heart but also increase the risk of stroke. Persisting stress increases the risk for atherosclerosis and ...
