Multiple Childhood Traumas Associated With Mental Health and Other Challenges in Young Adulthood

29 September 2026

Young adults who experienced multiple forms of childhood adversity were substantially more likely to face mental health, substance use, relationship, and other challenges, according to…

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Stanford Medicine Research Suggests Health Warnings Could Reduce Youth Social Media Use

6 September 2026

Pop-up health warnings highlighting the potential harms of social media, including mental health consequences, could encourage young people to reduce their social media use, according…

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Study Reveals Potential Downsides of Social Media Algorithms

2 September 2026

Social media algorithms have become highly effective at matching users’ viewing habits with personalised content, but new research suggests those recommendations may also be linked…

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Digital Wellness Program Supports Better Mental Health for Adults with Chronic Conditions

26 August 2026

A digital wellness program combining guided movement, breathing and meditation exercises, coping-skills training and health education can reduce symptoms of anxiety and depression in adults…

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Frailty and depression together may substantially increase dementia risk in later life

4 January 2026

Concurrent physical frailty and depression are likely to markedly increase the risk of dementia in older people, with the interaction between these two factors alone…

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Chronic pain could be putting adults at greater risk of high blood pressure

6 December 2025

Adults living with chronic pain may face a significantly higher risk of developing high blood pressure, particularly when pain is widespread and accompanied by depression,…

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New study reveals connection between depression and heightened dementia risk in middle and later life

17 June 2025

A groundbreaking new study has revealed that depression experienced in both midlife and later life is associated with an increased risk of developing dementia. Published…

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Stroke survivors may benefit from talking therapy interventions

15 June 2025

Stroke survivors experiencing depression or anxiety are more likely to recover from their psychological symptoms if they engage in talking therapy, according to a new…

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Excessive Sleep May Impair Cognitive Function, Particularly in Depressed Individuals, UT Health San Antonio Study Reveals

25 May 2025

A recent study conducted by researchers at The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio (UT Health San Antonio) revealed that sleeping nine…

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Understanding the Cognitive Risks of Early Menopause

13 May 2025

A team of researchers from the Tohoku University Graduate School of Medicine and the Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Medical Science has found that women who…

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Depression and Anxiety Linked to Discrimination Especially Prevalent Among Multiracial, White, and Asian Groups

14 April 2025

A recent study has revealed that more than half of adults in the United States report experiencing some form of discrimination. This widespread phenomenon appears…

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New Study Finds That Incorporating Smoking Cessation Support into Talking Therapies Increases Quit Rates

29 March 2025

A recent study conducted by the University of Bath, supported by Cancer Research UK and released on No Smoking Day 2025, has revealed that incorporating…

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