Anxiety
Anxiety disorder is a blanket term covering several different forms of a type of mental illness of abnormal and pathological fear and anxiety. Current psychiatric diagnostic criteria recognize a wide variety of anxiety disorders. Recent surveys have found that as many as 18% of Americans may be affected by one or more of them.
Anxiety Stories
Prison guards in Oregon are using mindfulness to improve their work environment and their personal lives.
Lifestyle choices can affect our hormones, and ultimately, the smooth functioning of our bodies.
Eating yogurt or taking a probiotic supplement may help people reduce stress and calm anxiety disorders, a new study of zebrafish suggests.
Artificial intelligence and brain scanning technology provide a stress-free way to overcome your fears.
We’ve listed four surprising things, like your coffee habit, that could trigger anxiety.
New research has given a glimpse into why stress during pregnancy may be bad for children by showing that stressed pregnant mice gave birth to offspring with anxiety and cognition problems.
Researchers think the spleen becomes a storage room of white blood cells even long after extreme stress has passed, and that could contribute to anxiety disorders.
Coffee has some health benefits, particularly cognitive ones. But when you drink too much of it, there could be harmful side effects.
Diagnosing bipolar disorder can be difficult, but there are signs of the mental illness that everyone should know.
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A lot of people may think they’re great multitaskers, however, it's more likely that they are terrible at the balancing act.