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People with anxiety and depression are more likely to report an increase in drinking during the COVID-19 pandemic than those without mental health issues, according to a new study.
4 years ago
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Frequent dreams and nightmares became more common worldwide during the COVID-19 pandemic
18 days ago
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Lonely people may be more likely to have poor physical and mental health
10 days ago
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People living in US states with stronger honor cultures (more in Southern/ Western states) are more likely to experience depression and suicidal thoughts
2 days ago
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Low vitamin D may increase your risk of being hospitalised with COVID-19
27 hours ago
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A massive study across 19 countries found that belief in conspiracies and distrust in government best predict COVID-19 vaccine refusal, more than fear of side effects or lack of curiosity.
16 days ago
nature.com
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A new study finds teens with depression had higher levels of common antibiotics in their urine, suggesting everyday exposure may raise mental health risks.
14 days ago
nature.com
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Low-income Americans are less likely to challenge denials of their health insurance claims than those with household incomes above $50,000
19 days ago
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New COVID-19 vaccine candidate shows strong protection against multiple variants in mouse study
2 days ago
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A new UK study shows people from many ethnic minority groups faced higher death rates and heart problems after COVID-19, even into the Omicron era.
16 days ago
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Study of more than 2000 participants showed people who view the world as a savage social jungle are more likely to admire antagonistic leaders while those who see the social world as cooperative might call those leaders clueless
6 days ago
eurekalert.org
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In the U.S., climate anxiety is more common among young people, women, those expecting personal impacts, and those exposed to frequent media or community climate discussions
2 days ago
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People who have a more favorable view of artificial intelligence tend to spend more time on social media and may be more likely to show signs of problematic use, according to new research
13 days ago
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People in the United States who have sex fewer than a dozen times a year appear more likely to die during follow-up if they carry extra abdominal fat or score high on a standard test of depression symptoms…
8 days ago
psypost.org
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New fndings demonstrate a concerning trend: autistic adults are significantly more likely to be readmitted to mental health hospitals shortly after discharge, suggesting that current care pathways may not be adequately addressing their needs.
3 days ago
disabled-world.com
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Beliefs in pseudoscientific health ideas can undermine trust in conventional medicine and lead to riskier health decisions, a new study finds
35 hours ago
neurosciencenews.com
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Anthropic and DeepMind researchers more likely to reject Meta offers than OpenAI
10 days ago
theverge.com
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Psilocybin decreases depression and anxiety in cancer patients (2016)
2 days ago
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Babies of social chimpanzee mothers are more likely to survive
14 days ago
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Women with ADHD three times more likely to experience premenstrual dysphoric disorder
7 days ago
theconversation.com
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Exercising for fun, with friends, or in enjoyable settings brings greater mental health benefits than simply moving for chores or obligations
6 days ago
news.uga.edu
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A new study across 68 countries shows people who believe extreme weather is driven by climate change are more likely to support climate policy, regardless of actual exposure.
19 days ago
doi.org
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A global study finds people age faster in countries with more inequality, weaker democracies, and more pollution. Education helps slow the process
6 days ago
doi.org
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Major Aussie health company that employs 19,000 people COLLAPSES
9 days ago
msn.com
Childhood maltreatment linked to emotion regulation difficulties and teen mental health problems
5 days ago
psypost.org
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Are more people really starting to build this year?
19 days ago
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Republicans Proceed with Bill to Increase Energy Costs and Make Americans More Vulnerable to Nuclear Threats
5 days ago
democrats-appropriations.house.gov
In utero exposure to 2 liquid ingredients in e-cigarettes – with no nicotine included – can alter skull shape during fetal development, a new study in mice finds
4 days ago
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A new study finds US media are far more likely to cover archaeology from the UK, Israel, and Australia, while research on China is often overlooked.
17 days ago
science.org
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Research has found individuals high in psychopathy and FoMO are consistently more likely to engage in online political activity
35 hours ago
nature.com
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A herbal mouthwash selectively killed off bad bacteria in the mouth while preserving the good strains, according to a new study
18 days ago
newatlas.com
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