Vagus Nerve Stimulation Can Treat Depression
How much can a nerve running from the brain to the stomach affect how you feel? Researchers are discovering that this nerve, known as the vagus nerve, has a significant impact on the symptoms of [...]
Men with ASD Likely to Be Depressed, Have ADHD
Men with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) often have other co-occurring disorders like depression and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), finds a new study from Sweden’s University of [...]
Walking in Nature Aids Emotional Regulation
Taking a walk is a great way to get some exercise and, according to new research, aids the brain in regulating emotions. Stanford University researchers found that people who walked in nature, [...]
Yoga Reduces Anxiety in Older Adults
Many adults over age 60 struggle with mental health issues. As many as 40 percent of older adults report having anxiety and up to 20 percent of older adults experience depression. A new study [...]
Stress Connected to Aging, Depression in Girls
Girls who are more stressed may age more quickly, reports a study from Stanford University in collaboration with Northwestern University and the University of California – San Francisco. The new [...]
Yoga Treatment Offers Balance to Veterans with PTSD
As many as one in five veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan struggle with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). New research from the University of Wisconsin-Madison (UW-M) finds that [...]
Sleep Problems for Kids with Psychiatric Disorders
Children who have trouble sleeping are known to exhibit more behavior problems during the day due to tiredness. For children with psychiatric disorders, sleep problems result in more than just [...]
