Mental Health

New research reveals over 91% of adults with ADHD use 'masking' to fit in socially, but these coping strategies backfire, causing exhaustion and worsening...

New research reveals stricter 2020 Swedish legislation had no measurable effect on reducing coercive measures in child and adolescent psychiatric care, with...

The Healthy Idaho Center is a collaborative research initiative connecting Idaho universities and the Veterans Affairs department to address critical health challenges, including chronic disease management, mental health, and rural healthcare access.

The National Institutes of Health's new research priorities emphasize interdisciplinary approaches, focusing on mental health, substance abuse, and health equity. While applauded for addressing critical issues, some researchers worry about potential impacts on funding for basic research.

Walking 7,000 steps daily can significantly enhance health, lowering mortality risk and improving cardiovascular health. This achievable target provides benefits without the pressure of 10,000 steps, making it accessible for people of all fitness levels.

Virginia Tech researchers are exploring creatine's potential to enhance brain health and cognitive function, investigating how creatine supplementation could support cognitive resilience and protect against neurological decline, particularly in aging populations.

Staying positive can significantly impact cognitive health as you age, potentially reducing memory decline and fostering brain health. A study shows that optimism and positive affirmations correlate with better memory performance, highlighting the importance of a positive mindset.

Understanding autism requires comprehensive data collection to improve support and interventions. Challenges include privacy concerns and inconsistent methods, but collaboration and technology can enhance data management and ensure equitable care.

Mental health awareness has grown, but access to proper care remains a significant challenge due to high costs, provider shortages, and stigma. This article explores the barriers to mental health resources and the role of counselors, technology, community programs, and education in expanding access to care.