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Schizophrenia may be one of the strongest risk factors for death from COVID-19, second only to age, according to a new study published in the journal JAMA Psychiatry.
Journaling, trying your hand at photography, cooking, drawing or painting... can all be great ways to help you overcome boredom.
Borderline personality disorder is characterized by instability, excessive sensitivity in relationships, instability of self-image, and extreme mood swings.
Research shows that when people have a four-legged friend to accompany them, they can improve their mood, reduce blood pressure, and reduce the stress hormone cortisol.
To start the new year, add healthy, nutritious spring foods to your menu.
Scientists have found that very few people can understand a cat's feelings through its behavior, but this can be learned.
You visit your childhood home, step into your old bedroom and encounter a wave of nostalgic memories. What triggered this memory? How do you suddenly remember things you…
Signs of dementia are memory impairment, mood swings, paranoia, difficulty in living, and dependence on others.
It turns out that bacteria in the gut have a special connection with our emotions.
Going to bed early will bring many benefits for you such as helping to improve mood, brain health and energy of the body.
In times of stress, many people often think about enjoying a glass of wine to calm the mood, however, astronauts are not allowed to do so.
Rich colors will stimulate people's senses and create different feelings, food is no exception.
Sweating in any situation makes you feel uncomfortable. However, few people suspect that sweat has many benefits to the body such as detoxification, anti-cancer, ...
Bipolar disorder is a psychological health condition determined by stages of extreme mood disorders.
Broken hearts and legitimate anger always create the most popular hits.