- Videos are often thought of as being a waste of time, but there may be some benefits to online gaming, such as social connections to combat loneliness.
- You knew this but science wants to confirm it: Listening to favorite music could release that pleasure-loving, possible chill-creating hormone called dopamine.
- How does social media make you feel? This new study shows how your Facebook feed may be affecting your emotional health.
Mental Health Stories
- Public health officials, some advice: You can use social media as an effective way to reach the public. It's where much of your audience is.
- There was a time, not that long ago, when certain medical conditions were discussed in hushed whispers. It's time for that to change.
- Health record thieves are out there. For ease of mind, ask how your health care providers protect your information.
- A Provo, Utah hospital has increased its security precautions after conspiracy theorists tried to sneak into the intensive care unit to see if it was full.
- How does social media make you feel? This new study shows how your Facebook feed may be affecting your emotional health.
- Researchers in the UK have revealed an innovative way to measure a person’s level of cortisol – a hormone often linked to stress -- that may make it easier to track depression, stress levels and...
- The high tension and energy of 2020's presidential election has left its mark on the social media landscape.
- You knew this but science wants to confirm it: Listening to favorite music could release that pleasure-loving, possible chill-creating hormone called dopamine.
- Manual labor could increase the risk of developing dementia later in life.
- Everyone feels down at one time or another - but how can you tell if you're just feeling blue or it's something more serious?
- Positive relationships established during a child's early years will reap benefits when the child becomes an adult.
- Experiencing stress, anxiety, or losing sleep over the election? Here's how the experts say to deal with it.