Depression, a mental health condition that affects over 264 million people globally, according to the World Health Organization (WHO), often leads to a lack of motivation. This can make everyday tasks feel overwhelming, as feelings of sadness, fatigue, and helplessness become more prevalent. While it may seem difficult, there are practical ways to regain motivation… Read More »
Recent research has unveiled a groundbreaking therapy that specifically targets tau tangles, a key feature of Alzheimer’s disease. Scientists from the UK have developed a promising new approach that could transform treatment for this challenging condition. This innovative therapy has shown potential in reducing tau tangles and alleviating symptoms of neurodegeneration in mice. What Are… Read More »
A team from Weill Cornell Medicine has found out how COVID-19 can trigger diabetes or worsen it in people who already have it. The virus activates immune cells that attack the pancreas, especially the cells that make insulin, known as beta (β) cells. This study was published in Cell Stem Cell on Sept. 2. Key… Read More »
Recent research sheds light on how the pandemic may have accelerated brain aging in teenagers. This new study highlights that some adolescents’ brains aged significantly faster during the pandemic. Here’s a breakdown of the findings and what they mean. Key Findings from the Study Study Details Understanding the Impact Expert Opinions Study Limitations What Can… Read More »
In 2022, more than 49,000 people in the U.S. died by suicide. That’s one death every 11 minutes, making it the highest number recorded since 1941, according to the CDC. In addition to these tragic deaths, millions of others struggled with suicidal thoughts: Although suicide rates among young people (ages 10 to 24) have dropped… Read More »