Study Finds Stress Raises Alzheimer’s Disease Risk
Researchers at University of Florida Health have added evidence linking the brain’s stress response to a protein associated with Alzheimer’s disease. In…
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10+ Books to Conquer Imposter Syndrome and Gain Confidence
People from all walks of life feel like an imposter at times. As a medical doctor, I am familiar with that sensation:…
Parkinson’s Patients Reclaim Identity Through Dance
Summary: Dance provides people with Parkinson’s disease more than physical rehabilitation; it opens a path to renewed self-expression, stronger social bonds, and…
New Anticholinergic Drug Prevents PTSD Flashbacks and Nightmares
Summary: Trihexyphenidyl, a centrally acting anticholinergic medication commonly used in parkinsonism, may reduce distressing memory flashbacks and nightmares in people with post-traumatic…
22 Adlerian Therapy Techniques and Worksheets for Therapists
Alfred Adler, one of the early pioneers of psychotherapy, emphasized personal choice, cooperation, and the vital role of connection in overcoming difficulties…
Why Embracing Boredom Calms Your Brain and Boosts Focus
Summary: Boredom, often dismissed as a state to avoid, can play a constructive role in emotional regulation, creativity, and brain health. When…
Why Are Children Less Affected by COVID-19?
Summary: Infectious disease specialists estimate that between 40% and 70% of adults could become infected with the new coronavirus during the course…
How Motivational Enhancement Therapy (MET) Works
Motivation is a powerful predictor of change in recovery. In recent years, addiction treatment has moved away from punitive methods and rigid…
New Blood Test Could Pinpoint Epilepsy
Summary: Researchers at Lund University have found that certain immune proteins in the blood rise both before and after epileptic seizures. These…
How One Brain Mechanism Enhances Cognitive Function
Neurons Instruct Astrocytes Through Sonic Hedgehog Signaling — McGill Study A research team led by the Research Institute of the McGill University…
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