Mental Well-being

Could inflammation be causing depression? New study suggests connection

New research suggests that a medication used to treat arthritis may also help people suffering from severe depression.

Experts explain why your inner critic is louder than your positive thoughts

The inner critic often speaks louder than positive thoughts. Experts explain why this happens and how the pattern can be broken.

Roblox isn’t recommended for children under 9 – here’s why

Roblox is extremely popular among children, but the platform offers more than just entertainment.

Study links early retirement to faster cognitive decline

New research suggests that the decision to leave the workforce may have consequences that extend beyond personal finances.

Stress overload: What happens inside your body

Stress is a natural response that helps us deal with pressure and challenges. But when the body stays...

Could inflammation be causing depression? New study suggests connection

New research suggests that a medication used to treat arthritis may also help people suffering from severe depression.

Experts explain why your inner critic is louder than your positive thoughts

The inner critic often speaks louder than positive thoughts. Experts explain why this happens and how the pattern can be broken.

Roblox isn’t recommended for children under 9 – here’s why

Roblox is extremely popular among children, but the platform offers more than just entertainment.

Study links early retirement to faster cognitive decline

New research suggests that the decision to leave the workforce may have consequences that extend beyond personal finances.

A cup of tea can improve your mood – research explains why

Research suggests that something as ordinary as tea can play a role in mental well-being, with one particular type standing out.

Common life regrets observed in palliative care

Most people move through life assuming there will be time later to slow down and reflect.Big decisions are postponed, relationships drift into the...

Do you have stomach pain? Stress may be the cause

Many people experience stomach problems without a clear physical explanation. Increasingly, research points to mental strain as an overlooked factor.

Study finds everyday habits linked to brains up to eight years younger

New research indicates that everyday lifestyle choices may influence the brain’s biological age by as much as eight years, even later in life.

Can psychopathy be seen in the eyes? A doctor offers a complex answer

Many people believe that psychopathic personality traits can be read in a person’s gaze. In reality, the picture is far more nuanced.

These everyday food choices can quietly increase stress

Subtle dietary habits may raise the body’s stress load and reduce its ability to recover.