Abnormal insula responses and impaired positive-feedback learning drive negative self-beliefs in depression
A new study has identified a neural pattern that may help explain why depression can make negative experiences feel overwhelmingly...
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A new study has identified a neural pattern that may help explain why depression can make negative experiences feel overwhelmingly...
A major analysis of internet-based depression treatments has identified who is most likely to stop participating before completing the program,...
A systematic review and meta-analysis published in JAMA Network Open is examining how mental health symptoms changed from the period...
A new study is drawing attention to a potentially important link between the biological aging of the human body, brain...
Depression in later life is often described as a mental-health problem, but a new study in Nature Mental Health draws...
As record-breaking heat settles over communities around the world and Australia prepares for an intense El Niño summer, a new...
Redistricting is often described as a contest between political parties, but its consequences are experienced one voter at a time....
A 12-week pilot study is putting the rapidly expanding “gut–brain axis” hypothesis to a direct test, examining whether a combination...
Being single is often framed as a temporary condition to escape or a social status defined by what is missing....
Clozapine, one of the most effective treatments for treatment-resistant schizophrenia, has long carried a difficult metabolic trade-off. The medicine can...
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