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Is 'Inside Out 2's' portrayal of puberty and anxiety accurate? A psychologist shares insights on the film's depiction and its relevance to teens' mental health crises. Read more!
Although there is no particular cure for stress, a medical treatment called vagus nerve stimulation is offered to improve a person’s ability to respond to depression and anxiety. Read the article to learn more.
Some people, even without suicidal thoughts, experiences the urge to jump from a high place, in a phenomenon called the ‘call of the void’. Find out more about it in this article.
More than 100 girls in Kenya were affected by a mysterious 'illness' attributed to mass hysteria as anxiety to end-of-year exam rises. Check the full story in this article.
Stress is believed to affect the metabolism of vitamins in the human body and can lead to nutrient deficiencies such as anemia. Find out more about their connection in this article.
Feeling fatigue is common and can result from lack of sleep, illness, or health conditions. Explore 10 possible causes of always feeling tired in this article.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is giving workers anxiety about the future of their work as they might lose their jobs as technology improves every year. Check out how much AI anxiety is affecting people in this article.
This blood test for anxiety examines biomarkers that can help determine one's risk for anxiety, severity, and best treatment options that align with one's profile. Read to learn more.
Phobias are uncontrollable and irrational fears about things even those common objects found in daily life. Read the article to know some of these bizarre phobias.
Aspartame, a popular artificial sweetener that is found in several low calorie and sugar-free products, has been seen to lead to anxious behaviors among mice. Read to know more about these findings and their implications.
A new study suggests that with the use of green glasses, Fibromyalgia patients can induce pain related anxiety. Know more about this news here. Read now!