The Way Children Talk May Predict Future Mental Health Challenges

4 August 2026

Researchers have found that the way children speak about stressful experiences may help predict their future mental health more accurately than expert clinical assessments. In…

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Researchers find connection between social media use and mental health risks in young adults

30 July 2026

Researchers at UTHealth Houston have found that teenagers who spent six or more hours a day on social media were twice as likely to experience…

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Study Links Extreme Heat to Higher Mental Health Hospitalization Rates

15 July 2026

As the United States recovers from its 4 July heatwave, a new study warns that prolonged extreme heat may increase hospitalisations for mental health and…

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Stalking linked to increased risk of heart disease and stroke in women

29 August 2025

A new study published in the American Heart Association’s journal Circulation has found that women who reported being stalked or who obtained a restraining order…

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Significant Traumatic Stress Detected in Caregivers of Adult Cancer Patients

21 March 2025

Millions of family members and friends annually undertake the emotionally taxing role of caregivers for loved ones undergoing cancer treatment. A recent scoping review published…

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Traumatic Childhood Events Hasten Brain Ageing

5 March 2025

“Stress and trauma during childhood—ranging from abuse and neglect to domestic violence, substance misuse, criminality within the family, or the loss of a parent—profoundly impact…

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Scientists Discover Unexpected Connection to Stroke Risk

19 February 2025

Divorce can profoundly affect children’s mental health, with new research from The University of Texas at Arlington suggesting these impacts might extend much longer than…

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Senior Citizens in England Report Increased Happiness Since Before the COVID Pandemic, According to Recent National Research

15 February 2025

The psychological state and well-being of older individuals in England have undergone significant transformations since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. This revelation comes from…

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Higher Incidence of Suicidal Behaviour Among Construction Workers

29 January 2025

Male construction workers exhibit a 50 per cent elevated risk of engaging in suicide attempts and actual suicides, as evidenced by research from the University…

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Recent research reveals a connection between a partner’s joy and reduced stress hormone levels in ageing couples

9 November 2024

According to recent findings from the University of California, Davis, having a happy, intimate partner may elevate our spirits and aid in managing stress, particularly…

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Anxiety about Being Left Out: A Crucial Risk Factor for Mental Well-being and Burnout in the Workplace

29 August 2024

Fear of Missing Out (FoMO) poses a significant risk to employee mental health and can escalate burnout, especially when combined with the challenges of information…

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The Outbreak Worsened Depression Among Elderly Diabetics

25 August 2024

A recent investigation involving over 2,700 senior Canadians revealed that older adults with diabetes encountered an increased risk of depression amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Within…

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