Impact of Negative Facial Expressions on Social Cues
This research shows how negative facial expressions like anger and fear interfere with our ability to perceive social outcomes.
Yawning Linked to Depression Treatment Effectiveness
Discover how yawning could serve as a biological signal in assessing SSRIs’ effectiveness for depression treatment in a recent study.
Understanding Internet Gaming Disorder in Young Adults
This article discusses a recent study revealing that approximately six percent of young adults globally may experience Internet Gaming Disorder, emphasizing the need for awareness.
Tragic Misguidance: AI’s Dangerous Role in Substance Use
The death of a college student due to AI-provided drug advice raises crucial questions about the responsibilities of AI developers.
Exploring Genetic Resilience in Elite Soldiers
This article explores how genetic variations impact resilience in U.S. Army Special Forces candidates during a demanding selection course.
Canada’s Bioeconomy: Pioneering Probiotics for Mental Health
Dr. Valerie Taylor’s research leads to innovative treatments for mental illness and showcases the growth of Canada’s bioeconomy.
Former CEO Charged with Health Care Fraud in Michigan
Tamela Peterson has been charged with health care fraud for allegedly submitting false claims for services not provided.
How Childhood Adversity Can Lead to Chronic Pain
A study of trauma survivors shows a strong link between childhood adversity and chronic pain in adulthood, underscoring the importance of early interventions.
Depression and Fairness Perception Among Students
This blog discusses research findings on how socioeconomic status moderates depression’s impact on perceptions of fairness.
Vagus Nerve Stimulation: A Long-Term Solution for Depression
Research reveals promising results for vagus nerve stimulation in treating chronic depression.