Understanding Violence Exposure and Adolescent Depression
A recent study reveals that violence exposure significantly impacts depression in adolescent girls, but less so in boys.
The Importance of Maternal Touch in Promoting Prosocial Behavior
The article discusses a study linking maternal touch in childhood with prosocial behavior in adolescents, highlighting the importance of secure attachment.
How Current Relationships Influence Childhood Trauma Memories
Research indicates that recollections of childhood trauma may fluctuate based on the quality of current relationships, highlighting the reconstructive nature of memory.
Understanding the Dark Side of Social Anxiety in Adolescents
Recent research shows that social anxiety in adolescents can manifest as aggression and impulsivity, linking it to certain narcissistic traits.
How Physical Activity Preserves Memory in Aging
Moving regularly may protect memory functions by maintaining brain structure integrity as we age.
Rising Depression Symptoms in College Students: A 15-Year Study
A new study reveals alarming trends in depression symptoms among college students, especially post-2016. Key findings focus on disparities across demographics.
Understanding Perinatal Anxiety: A Call for Community Support
This article addresses the growing perinatal anxiety among new mothers, highlighting the impact of misinformation and the importance of community.
Free Mentoring Opportunity for Veterinary Technicians
Applications are now open for veterinary technicians to receive free mentoring through a program by AVMA and partners.
How Exercise Enhances Mental Health: Research Insights
This article explores research showing the mental health benefits of exercise, including stress reduction and interrupting negative thought patterns.
Enhancing Belonging in Veterinary Practices
At the AVMA’s Veterinary Leadership Conference, engaging discussions emerged on promoting belonging in the veterinary community.