Why Eating Disorders Are So Difficult To Treat (M)
Eating disorders are likely not the only disorders that have problems with the brain’s habit circuitry at their core.
Eating disorders are likely not the only disorders that have problems with the brain’s habit circuitry at their core.
Psychologists go to surprising lengths to show how much a hug can help.
A hopeful message for social anxiety sufferers about their friendships.
While the WHO recommends 30 minutes moderate exercise per day, every day, much less can still be effective against depression.
The structure, which lies roughly underneath the top of the head, integrates information about our location in space and motion through it.
‘Superagers’ tend to display these physical signs.
The research may help explain why people who are depressed say they find it difficult to make ordinary, everyday decisions.
Patients were also 40 percent less likely to progress from mild cognitive impairment to full-blown dementia after taking the drug.
A change to the daily routine that may help fight unwanted negative thoughts.
Why lottery winners cry, teenage girls scream at pop concerts and people pinch the cheeks of cute babies.
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