“Pandemic Brain”: The Silent Consequence of COVID-19 on Students
The consistency of decision-making declined when compared to data prior to 2020. New research indicates that the decision-making skills of college students, including those set…
The consistency of decision-making declined when compared to data prior to 2020. New research indicates that the decision-making skills of college students, including those set…
In both preclinical models and human subjects, stress caused by surgery, pregnancy, and severe COVID-19 has been shown to accelerate signs of biological aging. However,…
During the pandemic, dog and cat owners reported a closer bond with their pets, however, the relationship between pets and stress or loneliness is complicated….
New research holds the potential to measure the mental health tolls on voters. A new study indicates that the anxiety of Americans regarding politics reaches…
New research reveals that biological age in humans and mice can rapidly increase due to stress but is reversible upon stress recovery, challenging the traditional…
University of South Australia’s health researchers are “all in” on the idea of a four-day work week and a long weekend, as global trials and…
A history of participating in campus recreational sports can offset stress and contribute to academic competence even during high-stress periods such as a pandemic lockdown,…
According to the researchers, a state of gratitude can provide a unique protective buffer against acute psychological stress. In a study involving 68 adults, researchers…
Individuals were able to quit smoking by seeing themselves as nonsmokers. Psychedelic substances have the potential to aid individuals in modifying undesirable behaviors by facilitating…
Chronic stress has a clear effect on our behavior, causing issues such as depression, a decrease in enjoyment of previously pleasurable activities, and even post-traumatic…
A study of first-year doctors and recently widowed older adults has revealed that social support has the greatest impact on those with the highest polygenic…
However, according to the study, disengaging in order to preserve one’s well-being can lead to a decrease in motivation to take action. According to research…
New research conducted by researchers at the University of Bath shows that learning to play a musical instrument can improve the brain’s ability to process…
Helping others can reduce your focus on your own symptoms, according to a study. New research suggests that people with depression or anxiety symptoms can…
New research from the University of Galway, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association Network Open (JAMA Network Open), suggests that psychosocial stress…
Daily stress can have negative effects on an individual’s health, both physically and emotionally. However, recent research led by David Almeida, a professor of human…
A study suggests that engaging in moral practices may counteract the association between high stress levels and depression. According to a study recently published in…
Mild levels of stress can actually be beneficial for your body by forcing it to optimize brain cognition and bodily functions. New research from the…