A global study suggests stepped care may improve PTSD treatment access by matching clients to suitable therapies. However, there is no consensus on which treatments should be prioritized.
A report found that physician burnout is associated with both workplace conditions and personal recovery efforts. Researchers suggest healthcare organizations may need to address systemic issues alongside individual coping strategies.
The findings suggest a need for better screening for sleep disorders in psychiatric care.
A study suggests that fear can be associated with enjoyment and may have psychological benefits. Researchers found that some people find fear experiences pleasurable and potentially useful.
Preliminary research suggests women with bipolar disorder and regular menstrual cycles may experience more severe premenstrual symptoms than those with irregular cycles.
Long-term physical activity was linked to a weaker connection between genetic risk and depression severity. The study followed participants over many years and tracked their activity levels and mental health.
Training mothers to respond to babies during pregnancy may reduce postnatal depression risk, but only for those who have had a baby before, according to new research presented at a medical congress.
A report found that some people experience both hangover symptoms and anxiety the morning after drinking. Researchers suggest this may be due to alcohol's effects on the brain and body.
Nearly 1 in 5 US adults say they often or always think about food, according to the report. About half of all adults experience frequent food-related thoughts at least sometimes.
A report suggests that overthinking sleep techniques may be linked to difficulty falling asleep. Researchers found that behaviors like counting sheep or checking the clock were associated with prolonged sleep onset.
Autistic young people often use social media for communication and connection. Researchers found these platforms help them interact in ways that feel manageable and supportive.
Studies suggest women are expressing anger more frequently, but findings are observational and do not confirm causation. Researchers note societal and cultural shifts may influence these trends.
The Duke of Sussex described experiencing depression following his departure from the UK, citing an 'adrenaline crash' during a visit to Vancouver Island for personal space.