The ‘first-night effect’: Why it’s hard to sleep when you’re somewhere new
The article explores the challenges of sleeping in new environments, known as the 'first-night effect', attributed to biological and psychological factors.
Luka Started Training at the Gym at 17 - It Was a Mistake
Luka Järvinen reflects on his early gym training at 17, which led to long-term health issues, and now he advocates for awareness around the risks of eating disorders among young men who train.
“Acknowledge the Industrial Accident of Children Exposed to Harmful Substances by Their Fathers” Administrative Lawsuit Filed
An administrative lawsuit has been filed to recognize congenital disorders in children of male workers exposed to harmful substances in industrial workplaces as industrial accidents.
Eating Nails, Relentless Nose Picking, and Other Bizarre and Dangerous Mental Disorders
The article discusses various unusual and potentially harmful mental disorders, such as nail eating and compulsive nose picking.
David Bowie’s daughter says she missed dad’s death when forced into rehab centre
Alexandria Jones, daughter of David Bowie, reflects on her struggles with mental health and eating disorders, stating she was sent to rehab during her father's illness.
If you dream during short naps, it’s suspicious, warns sleep doctor
A sleep doctor discusses the importance of quality sleep and how deficiencies and disorders can affect health.
The heartbreaking story of David Bowie and Iman's daughter: addictions, psychiatric treatments, and eating disorders
Alexandria Zahra Jones, the daughter of David Bowie and Iman, shares her struggles with addiction, psychiatric treatments, and eating disorders in a revealing 20-minute video.
'I thought I was going to die': British woman warns about weight loss pens sold online
Emma Dyer, a British woman, warns about the dangers of purchasing weight-loss pens online without proper medical supervision.
Interview with a Psychiatrist: How Anxiety Disorders Develop – and What Helps
The article features an interview with a psychiatrist discussing the nature of anxiety disorders, their prevalence, and treatment options.
The government agrees that a separate team of specialists should provide mental health services to minors
The Lithuanian government has approved a proposal to establish a dedicated team of specialists to provide mental health services for children and adolescents with mental and behavioral disorders.
The use of these medications is increasing - a worrying connection to serious diseases
A Finnish study has found a concerning link between the off-label use of antipsychotics in the elderly and an increased risk of cardiovascular diseases and cerebrovascular disorders.
When Fear Makes You Sick: 'Panic Attacks Can Feel Like a Heart Attack'
The article discusses the prevalence of anxiety disorders, specifically panic attacks, and explores how fear, while primal, can lead to serious health issues if not managed appropriately.
New method to ease brain habits reduces stress and may help prevent depression
A research team from Toyama University has developed a new method to ease 'brain habits' that approach memory, showing potential effectiveness in reducing stress and preventing depressive disorders.
Baby blues and postpartum depression: understand the differences and warning signs of disorders that can arise after pregnancy
This article discusses the differences between baby blues and postpartum depression, particularly in the context of a tragic incident involving a mother in Brazil.
Uganda: JCRC Launches Shs15bn Drive to Build Uganda's First Bone Marrow Transplant Centre
The Joint Clinical Research Centre has initiated a Shs15 billion fundraising campaign to establish Uganda's first bone marrow transplant center to improve treatment for sickle cell disease and blood disorders.
Diggins reveals "shocking" details: – So much shame and guilt
American cross-country skier Jessie Diggins discusses her struggles with eating disorders and a recent relapse in her new documentary 'Threshold.'
More than a third of VAD fail due to health reasons. A common reason is neurological disorders
Many young candidates for the VAD service are disqualified due to health issues, particularly neurological disorders, with a significant portion requiring additional recruitment to fill the ranks.
'Ruined my life': how medication triggered gambling and sex addiction in hundreds of people
Emma developed gambling problems after taking medication intended for movement disorders, a situation mirrored by over 250 others in the UK who reported similar addictions linked to prescribed dopamine agonists.
Eating disorder clinic to open south of Perth, but missing link remains
A new eating disorder clinic is set to open near Mandurah, Western Australia, but advocates continue to call for a much-needed residential treatment facility.
What if weight loss medications work too well?
There are emerging concerns regarding weight loss medications, which, while effective, may lead to unhealthy weight loss and eating disorders.
Sleeping poorly away from home: the 'first night effect' opens the door to insomnia therapies
A study identifies the biological switch that keeps individuals alert, presenting new possibilities for treatments addressing sleep disorders.
Promising drug compound attacks fat from genetic roots
A new oral drug compound, TLC-2716, shows promise in significantly reducing blood fat levels linked to fatal heart diseases.
Doctor warns: hearing impairments are noticed too late
A doctor discusses current trends in hearing disorders, treatment options, and the importance of prevention.
Body unhappiness is 'inherited': how to avoid it
The article discusses the cultural obsession with body image in Argentina and how it affects health decisions, particularly among young women.
AI created by USP scientist achieves over 90% accuracy in mental diagnosis
A professor from USP was recently awarded in Germany for his work on AI methods that can diagnose mental disorders with over 90% accuracy.
3 key reasons to consult a doctor for sleep problems
The article discusses the importance of consulting a doctor for sleep issues, highlighting that many adults overlook chronic sleep disorders despite their prevalence.
Gender Differences in the Brain Increase from Adolescence
A recent study suggests that gender differences in brain connectivity start to become significant during adolescence and may contribute to varying rates of mental health disorders between men and women.
Sugary drinks increase the risk of anxiety disorders in adolescents by 34%, study finds
A study indicates that regular consumption of sugary beverages raises the risk of anxiety disorders in adolescents by 34%.
Better Sleep: "Carbohydrates in the Evening are Sensible from a Sleep Medical Perspective"
A medical expert discusses the role of certain foods in sleep quality, suggesting that carbohydrates in the evening could be beneficial, while emphasizing that dietary changes may not cure severe sleep disorders.
How depression and anxiety increase the risk of cardiovascular diseases
A new study reinforces the established link between mental disorders such as depression and anxiety and the increased risk of cardiovascular diseases, highlighting biological mechanisms involved.
Good news for New Mexico: it maintains the first position in the U.S. for early childhood intervention
New Mexico has ranked first nationally for the third consecutive year in the early detection and intervention of developmental disorders in children.
These beverages are associated with a lower risk of cognitive disorders
Daily coffee or tea drinkers may be less prone to memory disorders, according to a recent study.
The Dilemma of Genetic Testing: Do I Want to Know If I Have Huntington's Disease?
The article discusses the complexities surrounding genetic testing for Huntington's disease, including its implications for individuals and families.
For some children, the difficult relationship with food created by parents becomes a basis for eating disorders
Parents' perfectionism regarding food can lead to children's unhealthy relationships with food and potential eating disorders.
Mihkel Zilmer: Slow Eating and Enjoying Food Can Help Prevent Aging
Mihkel Zilmer discusses the benefits of slow eating and savoring food to prevent aging and nutrient recognition disorders.
When the body screams with smells: Hidden messages behind your sweat and breath
The article discusses how body odor is not just a hygiene issue, but a vital indicator that can reveal underlying health conditions.
Mothers with Mental Disorders: Love and Relationships, Pregnancy, and the Desire to Raise Children
The article discusses the challenges faced by mothers with mental disorders in Latvia, highlighting their capacity for love, relationships, and the desire to raise children despite societal misconceptions.
Searching for identity in a disorder: psychiatrists warn about the growth of self-diagnosis among adolescents
Psychiatrists are increasingly concerned about adolescents self-diagnosing psychiatric disorders based on internet searches and artificial intelligence interactions.
Dementia warning signs include two symptoms that appear at night
Experts from the Alzheimer's Society indicate that two night-time symptoms may become more noticeable as dementia progresses, specifically restlessness and sleep difficulties.
A 'non-stigmatizing' approach: cousin marriages in the UK 'should no longer be discouraged', says the NHS
The NHS advocates for a non-stigmatizing approach to cousin marriages in the UK, asserting that the risk of genetic disorders in children is only slightly increased and should not be a basis for discouragement.
Anemia: a warning sign of serious diseases
Anemia affects over 800 million people worldwide and can serve as a critical warning sign for severe hematological diseases such as blood cancers and rare hereditary disorders.
Gang leader sentenced to prison for ordering the murder of a woman with mental disorders
A gang leader in Brazil was sentenced to over 42 years in prison for ordering the murder of a woman with mental health issues, claiming she attracted police attention to his drug operations.
Brazilian wins award in Germany for AI research in diagnosing mental disorders
Francisco Rodrigues from the University of São Paulo has been awarded the Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel Prize in Germany for his AI-based research in diagnosing mental disorders.
Diggins' goal is to save lives – with sparkling cheeks
Jessie Diggins is a prominent figure in U.S. cross-country skiing, advocating against eating disorders while marking her impact on the sport's global relevance.
Mother of autistic man starved to death in hospital 'satisfied' with damning investigation
Ann Jeffery, mother of Stewart Kelly, expresses satisfaction with a critical investigation by the Queensland Health Ombudsman into the death of her son, who starved in Robina Hospital due to inadequate care for his autism-related needs.
From Prohibited Substances to Cutting-Edge Therapies: The New Revolution of Scientific Psychedelia
Neuroscience is transforming previously banned substances, such as hallucinogenic mushrooms and toad venom, into cutting-edge therapies for mental disorders.
WOMEN'S HEALTH ⟩ 5 warning signs that your pelvic floor needs help
The article discusses five warning signs indicating that a woman's pelvic floor may require medical attention, highlighting the prevalence of pelvic floor disorders among women, especially athletes.
BBC expert says millions could have 'serious' sleep problem and not even know it
A BBC expert suggests that millions of people in the UK may suffer from undiagnosed sleep apnoea, a serious condition where breathing is interrupted during sleep.
Not Just a Simple Disorder: When Does Diarrhea Become a Dangerous Sign?
Diarrhea, while common, can be a serious health indicator if it persists, signaling potential underlying issues according to medical experts.
It's just my personality, says Luísa Sonza while denying psychiatric disorders
Brazilian singer Luísa Sonza addressed social media rumors about her mental health, asserting that she has not received a diagnosis of disorders such as bipolar or borderline personality disorder.