How Singing Your Heart Out Could Make You HappierFor those with anxiety and depression, singing in groups could make you happier, a new study reports.Read More
Personality Trait Shares Genetic Link With DepressionUniversity of Edinburgh researchers report many genes linked to neuroticism are also linked to depression. The findings may help to develop more personalized treatments with depressive disorders.Read More
Childhood Aggression: Rooted in Genetics, Influenced by EnvironmentWhile both reactive and proactive aggression in children appears to be genetic, it is the environment the child is exposed to that determines whether the behavior gets worse or better as the child ages, a new study reports.Read More
Brain Zap Saps Destructive UrgesDeep brain stimulation to the nucleus accumbens can help prevent impulsive behaviors, researchers report in PNAS.Read More
Can Brain Lesions Contribute to Criminal Behavior?Researchers report lesions within a brain network involved in moral decision making can contribute to criminal behavior.Read More
Exercising at Own Pace Boosts a Child’s Ability to LearnPhysical education teachers may need to review their teaching strategies following new research from the University of Sterling. Researchers report children are more attentive and have improved memory when they exercise at their own pace, rather than embark on exhaustive exercise.Read More
How ECT Relieves Depression: Mouse StudyJohn Hopkins researchers have uncovered new details that may explain, on a molecular level, how ECT relieves severe depression in mammals.Read More
New Vaccine Technology Shows Promise as a Tool to Combat the Opioid CrisisA new vaccine blocks the effects of heroin by preventing the drug from crossing the blood-brain barrier. Researchers believe the vaccine could be helpful in curbing the opioid epidemic.Read More
Could Cognitive Interventions be Useful in Treating Depression?Researchers report cognitive bias modification may be a useful method for treating depression.Read More
After 12 Years of Searching for Cause of Bipolar Disorder, Researchers Conclude it Has ManyFollowing a 12 year long study, researchers have identified seven phenoclasses that can help doctors to diagnose and track the progression of bipolar disorder in patients.Read More
Journaling Inspires Altruism Through an Attitude of GratitudeUniversity of Oregon researchers report those who write online journals that note feelings of gratitude develop an increase in altruism.Read More
Inflammation Linked to Chemo BrainA new study reports inflammation in the blood may play a role in cognitive problems following chemotherapy. Researchers report identifying the inflammatory biomarkers and reducing inflammation may prevent some of the symptoms of chemo brain.Read More
