An exploratory study of 30 people found differences in the gut bacteria of those with PTSD compared with those who had recently experienced trauma.
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PTSD linked to changes in gut bacteria
October 27, 2017 by NewsBot - No Comment
What is opponent process theory and its relationship to addiction
October 27, 2017 by NewsBot - No Comment
A look at opponent process theory. Included is an overview, a look at its relation to addiction, how it works in a therapeutic or work setting, and more.
How does a mother’s brain react to her baby crying?
October 27, 2017 by NewsBot - No Comment
A new study has examined the brain activity and behavior of mothers in response to their infants’ crying. Common patterns were found across many cultures.
All you need to know about why you are angry
October 26, 2017 by NewsBot - No Comment
A look at anger, and why some people are prone to it. Included is detail on why people get angry, complications, and when it becomes a problem.
What you need to know about autophobia
October 26, 2017 by NewsBot - No Comment
A look at autophobia, a condition characterized by a fear of being alone. Included is detail on other names for the condition and how it is caused.
Could treating depression worsen symptoms in the long run?
October 26, 2017 by NewsBot - No Comment
A recently published study investigating the impact of depression treatments finds that, over the long-term, they may increase symptom severity.
The brain’s ‘daydream’ network is more active than we thought
October 25, 2017 by NewsBot - No Comment
A new study probed our ability to switch into autopilot by investigating the role of the default mode network. It does more than just daydream.
Adult-onset ADHD may not exist, study suggests
October 23, 2017 by NewsBot - No Comment
A new study suggests that the vast majority of ADHD symptoms that arise in adulthood can be explained by other factors, such as substance abuse.
Depression raises risk of early death
October 23, 2017 by NewsBot - No Comment
Research conducted over 60 years with three different generations shows that depression is tied to an increased risk of mortality for both men and women.
Birth season may influence postpartum depression risk
October 23, 2017 by NewsBot - No Comment
Mothers who give birth in winter or spring may be less likely to develop postpartum depression, compared with those who give birth in summer or fall.
