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MENTAL HEALTH
Study reveals cost-effective benefits of treating depression in low-income countries
Treating people in low-income countries for major depressive disorder can also help improve their physical health and household members' wellbeing, demonstrating that mental health treatments can be cost effective, according…
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Researchers identify genetic markers linked to neuropathic pain
European researchers have mapped the most comprehensive phenotyping of neuropathic pain and identified genetic markers associated with this serious condition. The new findings could be especially important for…
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Study questions causal link between cannabis and brain changes
Lifetime cannabis use is associated with several changes in brain structure and function in later life, suggests an observational study, but these associations may not be causal, finds a genetic analysis of the same data,…
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Researchers uncover link between smell and inflammation
Researchers from the Charlie Dunlop School of Biological Sciences, in collaboration with The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities, reveal a powerful link between olfactory loss and inflammation in a staggering 139 medical…
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New funding boosts efforts to revitalize flint communities
The Prevention Research Center of Michigan has spent decades researching ways to create safer, more inviting, and accessible neighborhood spaces to improve physical and mental health. Now, $5 million in renewed funding from…
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New study to investigate the effectiveness of care provided in children’s homes
The effectiveness of care provided in children's homes will be investigated in a new study by Kingston University, London, the National Children's Bureau and Ofsted.
Outcomes for those in children's homes currently lag behind…
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Low vitamin D associated with increased depression risk in pregnancy and after birth
New study highlights the potential link between vitamin D deficiency and maternal mental health, suggesting a need for proactive supplementation.
Study: Is Serum Vitamin D Associated with Depression or Anxiety in Ante- and…
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New funding aims to expand mental health services in New Jersey schools
Rutgers University's Graduate School of Education (GSE) has received a $3.3 million grant to increase the number and diversity of highly trained school counselors to help fill the gap in mental health services in New Jersey…
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Study reveals the impact of parenting on child’s brain development and mental health
Early exposure to harsh parenting during preschool years can have widespread effects on the organization of the entire brain’s communication. Later exposures affect specific brain areas.
A new University of Michigan…
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Study highlights the potential of psilocybin in treating obsessive-compulsive disorder
A new study highlights the potential of psilocybin, a psychedelic compound, in treating obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and Tourette's Syndrome. Research conducted on mice showed that psilocybin and psychedelic mushroom…
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