Hoarding Disorder: Promising Results from ‘Sensory CBT’ Treatment Approach
Imagery rescripting, a technique commonly used in cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), is showing promising results as a potential treatment strategy for individuals with hoarding disorder, according to a recent study…
Study Finds Weight Loss Possible Whether Exercising Regularly or Just One to Two Days a Week
A new study published in the journal Obesity, the flagship publication of The Obesity Society (TOS), reveals that both regular and occasional physical activity can contribute to weight loss. This…
Exploring the Potential of Cancer Drug for Targeting Protein Links in Parkinson’s Disease
In a study involving genetically engineered mice, researchers from Johns Hopkins Medicine have identified a potential new target involving Aplp1, a cell surface protein implicated in the propagation of alpha-synuclein,…
Recent research highlights the positive impact of meaningful social interactions on well-being, emphasizing the importance of context
Recent research reveals that engaging in meaningful social interactions with peers significantly reduces loneliness and enhances affective well-being. Conducted over three years with university students, the study tracked social interactions…
Gaining Benefits from Observing the Natural World in Urban Areas
Recent eye-tracking research has unveiled compelling insights into the mental health benefits of observing natural elements during urban walks. This study, conducted jointly by Bangor University and Technion-Israel Institute of…
Research reveals how working night shifts can increase the risk of diabetes and obesity
A recent study highlights how night shift work disrupts protein rhythms linked to blood glucose regulation, energy metabolism, and inflammation, which is critical in developing chronic metabolic conditions. Led by…
How Nature’s Fragrances Impact Our Health: A Scientific Inquiry
Spending time in natural environments offers significant benefits to our health and well-being. Research indicates that exposure to nature can positively impact our emotions, thoughts, stress levels, and physical health.…
Accumulated Evidence Over Two Decades Indicates Significant Health Benefits Linked to Plant-Based Diets
In a comprehensive review published on May 15, 2024, in the open-access journal PLOS ONE, Angelo Capodici and his team analysed 49 previously published papers. These studies provide substantial evidence…
Sunlight’s Impact on Bottled Water Safety: Understanding the Risks of Plastic Exposure
A recent investigation has delved into the potential health hazards associated with the emission of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from plastic water bottles when exposed to sunlight. The study, which…
Innovative Group Training Tool for Dementia Prevention
A new group-based training tool aimed at preventing dementia integrates collaborative quiz-solving with physical movement throughout a room. This innovative approach, developed under the "go4cognition" project by researchers Vanessa Lissek…
Revised study questions universal approach to vitamin D supplementation guidelines
A recent study from Trinity College Dublin sheds light on the complexities of achieving optimal vitamin D levels across diverse populations. Despite extensive research into the determinants of vitamin D,…
Exploring a Novel Drug Target: Promising Insights for the Treatment of Osteoporosis Unveiled by Recent Study
Osteoporosis, a condition characterized by weak and fragile bones, is a pressing global health issue. It leads to approximately 8.9 million fractures annually, with a fracture occurring every three seconds.…
Vulnerability of Ohio’s Elderly to Extreme Weather
A recent study, conducted with a sense of urgency, focused on emergency preparedness among older adults in central Ohio. It has brought to light significant vulnerabilities to extreme weather events.…
Study Reveals Higher Alzheimer’s Risk Among Black Adults in Polluted Areas in the US
A study conducted jointly by Duke and Columbia Universities has brought to light urgent environmental injustices affecting older, non-white adults. These individuals are disproportionately located in areas with higher air…
Closing the Care Gap: CU Anschutz Researchers Aim to Enhance Heart Disease Treatment for Women
Researchers from the Ludeman Family Center for Women’s Health Research have recently published a significant paper in the Journal for Women’s Health Research, highlighting critical issues in the diagnosis and…
Investigation into the Influence of Summer Heat on Hospital Admissions in Spain
A team from the Barcelona Institute for Global Health, supported by the "la Caixa" Foundation and the French National Institute of Health and Medical Research (Inserm), has analysed the impact…