Ebenezer Yeboah
New research reveals that stress changes the way we deal with risk information. The research sheds light on how stress events, such as a global crisis, can influence how information and misinformation about health risks spreads in social networks, according to researchers at the University of Konstanz in Germany.
Ebenezer Yeboah
The Ohio State University study compared how 51 women performed on a test of their attention after they ate either a meal high in saturated fat or the same meal made with sunflower oil, which is high in unsaturated fat. Interestingly, the meal was a breakfast offering, designed to mimic breakfast choices found at fast food restaurants.
Ebenezer Yeboah
The findings show that health care workers are experiencing stress from multiple areas. Not only are they working longer shifts and experiencing more loss of life, but the lack of personal protective equipment (PPE) and training on how to use new equipment causes many to question if they have been exposed to the virus. This leads to fear that they could infect their family and loved ones.
Clifford
An Australian study finds the ancient practice of yoga may provide a sustainable exercise alternative for people isolating at home. Investigators from the University of South Australia (UniSA), discovered that […]
Clifford
From a young woman in Chile: I have been diagnosed with Anxiety Disorder and depression since I was 12. I am 21 now and started to investigate about ASD and […]
Bright Amponsah
From a teen in the U.S.: It feels like my brain is torturing me. I feel like I’m tied to a chair and my brain is forcing me to look at vivid, disturbing and extreme thoughts that I don’t want to see/do and I’m afraid will happen. It can be very crippling sometimes. I want to know what this is. I know I should see a therapist or something, but I just wanted someone else’s opinion.
Clifford
I have many other symptoms listed below: Overthinking/analysing: to a very unhealthy degree, for example if I’ve messaged a friend and they haven’t responded I may check to see when […]
Bright Amponsah
From a teen: Hi, this is something I’ve always had a problem with and I can’t figure out why. The first time I went to a therapist was when I was 9 years old and not dealing well with a move. My parents brought me even though I’d refuse and fight the whole way there, and when I got into the office, I would stare at the ground the entire time and not say a single word. Just completely shut down. Now, recently, for other reasons, I’ve seen school counselors, a therapist, a psychologist, and a psychiatrist, and I’ve not been able to properly talk to any of them.
Clifford
Hello, I struggle with low mood which usually lasts a few months during the year (partly due to past trauma memories, partly seasonal). I can become irritable, lose interest in […]
Clifford
So, my girlfriend recently shared with me that she’s been intimate with 4 other people before we were together. On one hand, I am okay with that because we all […]
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