Nerve cell regeneration of mental patients
Researchers have successfully developed neurons from people with schizophrenia for use in testing new drugs and delving into the complex mechanisms of the disease.
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Researchers have successfully developed neurons from people with schizophrenia for use in testing new drugs and delving into the complex mechanisms of the disease.
A recent Australian study published on the Australian Health Review shows that people who are obese suffer more mental health problems than others.
A recent study in Circulation shows that people are more likely to commit suicide after experiencing a heart attack.
Young people who go to bed online, text messages ... will cause bad consequences that make their morale unstable and difficult to study.
Based on the use of GWAS analysis, an international team of scientists has discovered six new genes that cause psoriasis.
Marijuana users are twice as likely to experience mental problems than those who do not
Scientists have just demonstrated that the weekend sleeping habits have an effect on strengthening the brain, making us more resilient and excited for the new work week.
Many of us drink fish oil with the expectation of improving mental capacity, reducing the probability of developing dementia.
A recent study found that taking 1 capsule of fish oil a day could prevent some neurological disorders in people at high risk.
Workers in British cities will be given fresh air bottles to relieve the feeling of tension.
The result of a large international study shows that marriage works to reduce the risk of depression or anxiety.
One study found that people with monotonous lives were twice as likely to die from heart disease and stroke as normal people.
A recent study by British scientists showed that stress actually caused coronary artery-related diseases such as arrhythmias.
The first international study of nearly 35,000 people in 15 countries has confirmed that marriage makes us feel better.
American scientists at New York University have found a way to prevent scary memories from the human mind without the use of intervention drugs.