Could Inducing Brief, Mild ‘Fever’ Help Ease Depression?
2016-05-16
Small study suggests heating the body might alter brain’s serotinin levels, but more research is neededContinue Reading
When New Moms Work Longer Hours, Breast-Feeding Takes a Back Seat
2016-05-16
Study found little change at 20 hours a week or less, but full-time employment was a different storyContinue Reading
Lithium Beats Newer Meds for Bipolar Disorder, Study Finds
2016-05-12
Lower rates of self-harm, accidental injury seenContinue Reading
Depression Strikes, Stays With Many Caregivers of Critically Ill
2016-05-11
One year later, 43 percent were clinically depressed or had depressive symptoms, study foundContinue Reading
Do Genes Help Determine Your Education Level?
2016-05-11
Perhaps, but social and environmental factors have greater influence, researchers sayContinue Reading
Study: Ex-NFL Players Aren’t at Greater Risk for Suicide
2016-05-11
Rate was lower than would be expected among the general population, researchers sayContinue Reading
Baby’s Immune System Might Hint at Autism Risk
2016-05-11
Certain ‘markers’ in newborn blood samples seemed to predict future cases, study foundContinue Reading
Can the Anesthetic Ketamine Ease Suicidal Thoughts?
2016-05-10
A small study found that the drug worked quickly in people with major depression
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Can the Anesthetic Ketamine Ease Suicidal Thoughts?
2016-05-10
A small study found that the drug worked quickly in people with major depression
Continue Reading