Cholesterol Disorders Increasingly Affecting Young People and Women
Cholesterol disorders are increasingly being observed among young people and women in Estonia, particularly after menopause, raising concerns about heart disease risks.
Cholesterol disorders are increasingly seen in young people and women
Cholesterol disorders are becoming more prevalent among young people and women in Estonia, especially after menopause, leading to a higher risk of cardiovascular diseases.
Alzheimer, Parkinson, aging... An infrared helmet to treat the brain, the astonishing bet of French researchers
French researchers at Clinatec are developing a non-invasive infrared light helmet to treat various brain and cardiovascular disorders, launching multiple clinical trials.
VIDEOS: GR1 of Saturday, March 21, 2026
This article covers various updates from Brazil including a notable actor's career, health updates on Bolsonaro, discussions around eating disorders, political movements, sexual harassment allegations, and health issues of a prominent football coach.
VIDEOS: EPTV 1 Sul de Minas on Saturday, March 21, 2026
A variety of news topics are covered including health updates on prominent figures and recent political developments in Brazil.
VIDEOS: MG1 on Saturday, March 21, 2026
The article covers various significant events in Brazil, including tributes to late actors, health issues, political changes, and social concerns related to eating disorders and recent criminal allegations.
VIDEOS: Acre Journal 1st Edition this Friday, March 20, 2026
The latest edition of Acre Journal covers various news, including the mourning of actor Juca de Oliveira, discussions on influencers promoting eating disorders, and political party changes by prominent figures in Brazil.
VIDEOS: Good Morning Saturday, March 21, 2026
The news covers various topics including tributes to actor Juca de Oliveira, a discussion on influencers promoting eating disorders, political shifts, and legal matters involving well-known figures in Brazil.
Videos from g1 Bahia and TV Bahia - Saturday, March 21, 2026
A series of notable topics including tributes to the late actor Juca de Oliveira, health-related influencers promoting eating disorders, and political shifts with Tebet's party change are covered in this article.
Study: Parents Often Exaggerate Children's Sleep Disorder Issues
A study reveals that many Latvian parents tend to overstate their children's sleep problems, despite expert reassurance about normal sleep behaviors.
Eating disorders are sold as 'lifestyle' in viral videos on social media; doctors warn of risks
A report reveals that social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram are promoting eating disorders as lifestyle choices, leading to concerns from medical professionals.
Saskatoon woman starts organization for neurological disorder support
A Saskatoon woman establishes an organization to support individuals with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) after her own struggles with the condition.
Family pleads for help as teen faces life-threatening bone marrow failure
A father in New York City urgently seeks a bone marrow donor for his son, Max, who is facing life-threatening blood disorders.
'Food Noise': Food Noise May Be Associated with Restrictions
A recent study highlights the phenomenon of 'food noise', which refers to intrusive and compulsive thoughts about food that can arise from dietary restrictions or social vulnerabilities.
Doctor requests to treat insomnia without medications: identified an effective method that is little known to Lithuanians
A Lithuanian doctor advocates for treating insomnia through non-medication methods, highlighting an effective yet underrecognized approach in the country.
First transmission of a rare genetic disorder detected in Catalonia through anonymous sperm donation
A rare genetic disorder has been identified in Catalonia, transmitted via anonymous sperm donation, with three identified carriers so far.
From her own diagnosis, Tati Bernardi opens a discussion about mood disorders
Tati Bernardi discusses her recent diagnosis of mild cyclothymia and explores broader themes of mood disorders in a podcast episode.
BAD SLEEP? โฉ A daily habit may be the cause of your poor sleep
The article discusses how longer days can negatively impact sleep quality, especially for evening people, highlighting insights from sleep expert Janne Kanervisto.
The word 'anxiety' is used too much and incorrectly - researcher warns of the consequences
A Finnish researcher warns that the overuse of the term 'anxiety' may undermine the seriousness of genuine anxiety disorders.
ADHD: 'Sleep' Brain Waves Disrupt Attention During the Day
Researchers have discovered that adults with ADHD experience disruptions from brain waves typical of sleep, which may help explain their attention difficulties.
The judicial battle of a 30-year-old Colombian for access to assisted suicide due to psychological disorders
Catalina Giraldo, a 30-year-old Colombian psychologist, is fighting legal battles to secure access to assisted suicide as she grapples with severe mental health issues that have left her exhausted after a decade of treatments.
Responsible Gaming at the center of the โUse Your Headโ conference by NOVOMATIC Italy
A conference on responsible gaming was held by NOVOMATIC Italia on March 18, focusing on prevention strategies against gambling disorders.
Estonian scientists have discovered why hereditary iron disease is manifested more severely in some cases
Researchers from the University of Tartu have found that symptoms associated with hereditary iron metabolism disorders vary based on specific genetic variants.
The judicial battle of a 30-year-old Colombian to gain access to assisted suicide due to psychological disorders
Catalina Giraldo, a 30-year-old Colombian psychologist, has been fighting a legal battle to access assisted suicide after years of suffering from severe psychological disorders.
Demi Lovato releases a cookbook and talks about eating disorders: 'I cried in the supermarket'
Demi Lovato has launched a cookbook titled 'One Plate at a Time' and shared her experiences dealing with eating disorders, including crying in the supermarket.
240 kilometers without sleep: a hike from ล iauliai to Vilnius aims to highlight the 'elephant in the room'
A hiker is embarking on a non-stop journey from ล iauliai to Vilnius to raise awareness for autism and support children with autism spectrum disorders.
Molecular Clock Controls the Maturation of Nerve Cells
An Estonian scientist has described a mechanism that functions like an internal clock during the development of brain cells, ensuring that the right genes are activated at the precise moment, which could provide insights into neurodevelopmental disorders such as autism and intellectual disability.
Kela: Anxiety disorders lead to depression less often resulting in permanent disability
A recent study by Kela indicates that long-term absences due to anxiety disorders lead to permanent disability less frequently than those due to depression.
Cannabis not effective for depression, anxiety โ Study
A recent study indicates that cannabis has limited effectiveness in treating most mental health and substance use disorders.
Mental Illnesses: 'Consumption of Medical Cannabis Could Cause More Harm than Good'
A recent study indicates that the use of medical cannabis may not be beneficial for mental health issues such as depression and anxiety disorders.
Cannabis shows little benefit for most mental disorders, study review points out
A review of studies indicates that cannabis-based medications show minimal efficacy in treating most mental health disorders and substance use issues.
The wear and tear of the body: the other epidemic affecting productivity and health in Mexico
Musculoskeletal disorders are increasingly affecting productivity and quality of life in Mexico, exacerbated by sedentary lifestyles and inadequate healthcare.
Study: Cannabis does not help with common mental health disorders
A recent scientific review shows that cannabis is not an effective treatment for prevalent mental health issues, despite increasing patient usage for this purpose.
Narcissistic or Borderline Personality Disorder? People's Reactions in Ordinary Situations Reveal Which Issues Affect Them
The article discusses how people's reactions in everyday scenarios can indicate whether they are dealing with narcissistic or borderline personality disorders.
Medicine: Cannabis: Little Evidence for Mental Health Benefits
A new analysis reveals scant evidence supporting the use of medical cannabis for mental health conditions, suggesting that while it may alleviate withdrawal symptoms, it does not effectively treat the root issues of psychological disorders.
Cannabis is not an effective treatment for common mental health conditions, says review
A comprehensive review reveals that cannabis is ineffective for treating common mental health disorders despite increasing usage among patients.
Warning about the plastic eating boom: teenagers copying a viral challenge that puts their health at risk
Health experts warn that the 'plastic eating' trend among teenagers, driven by social media, poses significant physical and psychological health risks.
"My daughter lived asking ChatGPT what to eat and what not to eat": how artificial intelligence has infiltrated eating disorders
The article discusses how teenagers are increasingly using AI tools like ChatGPT to manage their eating habits, raising concerns about the reinforced risk behaviors and potential development of eating disorders.
How a โvacuum cleaner turned the other wayโ became a popular solution to snoring disorders
Nick, who struggled with snoring and related health issues for years, discovered that a CPAP machine could significantly improve his sleep and overall health.
Coffee May Protect Against Depression. Unless You Drink Too Much of It
Recent research suggests that moderate coffee consumption may offer mental health benefits, though excessive intake could increase the risk of mood disorders.
Sugary drinks linked to higher anxiety risk in certain age group, study finds
A new study has found a significant link between the consumption of sugary drinks and an increased risk of anxiety disorders in adolescents aged 10 to 19.
Melina Mรคkelรค fell ill with orthorexia โ The doctor's words echoed in my mind
Radio host Melina Mรคkelรค shares her personal struggle with orthorexia, a condition characterized by an obsessive focus on healthy eating, stemming from a significant life change in 2024.
EERO VASAR: The Era of Amphetamines: Is Society Ready for the Dopamine Experiment?
The article discusses the rise of lisdexamfetamine use in Estonia and raises concerns about the societal implications of normalizing amphetamines as treatment for attention disorders.
SOS for Eating Disorders: Cases on the Rise
There is a growing alarm over eating disorders in Lombardy, Italy, with over 20,961 cases reported in the early months of 2026, showing a continuous upward trend since 2019.
Why do I wake up every night at 5 a.m.?
Many people experience early awakenings at around 5 a.m., which may be due to various sleep disorders, such as early awakening insomnia, according to sleep expert Isabelle Poirot.
Drooling into your pillow could indicate a more serious issue
Experts warn that persistent drooling during sleep may signal serious health issues requiring medical attention.
Children with brain damage: The healing magic of magic tricks
A project in Munich integrates magic tricks into therapy to boost the confidence and independence of children with movement disorders.
Why is World Sleep Day celebrated today?
World Sleep Day is celebrated on March 13 each year to raise awareness about the importance of sleep in various scientific, educational, and social contexts.
A small device that saves lives: when is a pacemaker needed?
Lithuanian cardiologist Gediminas Raฤkauskas explains the importance of modern pacemakers in treating heart rhythm disorders to save lives.
Children with Functional Disorders Have Good Physical Fitness, but Sports Opportunities Outside School Are Limited
Research shows that children with developmental disorders have similar physical fitness levels to their peers in regular education, but they face limitations in extracurricular sports activities.