Cell Phones Linked to Anxiety for Some
Are cell phones making us depressed? Although some complain about the negative side effects of modern technology, it turns out that, for most people, using cell phones and the Internet does not [...]
PTSD Symptoms May Be Rooted In Brain Connectivity
Understanding how post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) impacts the brain is an important step to developing effective treatments for the many armed forces veterans who return from deployment [...]
Social Ties Keep Us Healthy
Health is usually considered an individual pursuit: you eat healthy and you exercise. According to a new study from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, being healthy is more than [...]
Stressful Jobs Increase Stroke Risk
If you are worried about your stress levels, it might be time to look for a low-stress job. A new study from Southern Medical University in Guangzhou, China links high-stress jobs to a higher [...]
Stress Reduction Program Reduces Frequency of Care
Learning how to relax effectively can save you trips to the doctor, finds a new study from Massachusetts General Hospital’s (MGH) Institute for Technology Assessment and the Benson-Henry [...]
Daytime Naps Reduce Blood Pressure
In the United States, taking an afternoon nap is typically a habit reserved for children. However, a new study finds that napping in the middle of the day has positive health outcomes for adults. [...]
Fall Brings Increased Headaches for School Children
The start of a new school year can be a stressful time for children and teens. Schedules change and students must balance academic, extracurricular, and social responsibilities. For some [...]
Sleep Deprivation Reduces Ability to Recognize Faces
Around two-thirds of people in developed nations do not get enough sleep. Insufficient sleep can lead to a number of issues including, finds a new study from University of California, Berkeley, a [...]
