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Cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT) group training was shown to achieve the same results as neurofeedback training in treating attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).

After just 11 minutes of mindfulness training, heavy drinkers drank less in the following week than peers who underwent relaxation training, study found.

Stress is known to affect heart health. New research inspects brain activity and spots patterns that predict individuals most at risk.

A neuroscientific study suggests that the brain’s reward-processing hub, controlled by our body clock, drives us into an energy slump around 2 p.m.

In this article, learn about dissociative fugue. What is dissociative fugue and how is it diagnosed? What may be the complications and how is it treated?

There are many potential causes for dizziness, and it can cause a lot of distress in daily life. Learn how to prevent and manage dizziness effectively.

A new study examines the complex decision-making process of ending or continuing a romantic relationship, revealing ambivalence and a range of reasons.

A new study suggests that when it comes to marital conflict, the perceptions we have of our partners’ spending habits may be more significant than reality.

A new study suggests that contrasting brand choices can make partners unhappy if one consistently imposes their preferences onto the other.

New research suggests that binge-watching, as opposed to conventional TV viewing, damages sleep quality and may lead to fatigue and insomnia.