A study found that physical inactivity in children, especially those with autism or ADHD, is linked to higher anxiety and depression rates, highlighting the need for more support.
A study found the oVRcome app significantly reduced social anxiety symptoms in users, demonstrating the effectiveness of self-guided virtual reality therapy.
A single session of vigorous exercise can enhance cognitive functions like attention and executive skills, offering measurable benefits for brain performance.
A study reveals that a 10 decibel decline in hearing ability may increase the risk of developing Parkinson’s disease by 57%, highlighting a crucial link.
A study reveals that accents perceived as lower status lead to biased assumptions of criminality, emphasizing the need to address accent-based stereotypes in the justice system.
Combining electrical muscle stimulation with resistance training significantly boosts muscle strength and size, making workouts more effective.
Engaging in challenging, new activities, rather than brain-training games, is more effective for boosting cognitive function and preventing decline.
A study found no strong link between modern social factors like urban living and education and a decline in religiosity across nations from 1989 to 2020.
Research urges U.S. healthcare reforms to balance physician strikes and patient safety by modernizing labor laws and implementing staffing regulations.
A study reveals that sedentary jobs and irregular hours significantly worsen insomnia, urging companies to rethink work environments for better sleep health.