Mental Health - Page 507

Want to form a new habit? Don't overthink

To pick up a new habit, try not to think about it too hard

Coffee pot: What happens when you mix marijuana and caffeine?

You can now add coffee to the growing list of foods and drinks that are available as products infused with marijuana.

Parents' anxiety, depression may lead to kids being fussy eaters

Preschoolers are more likely to be fussy eaters if a parent had anxiety or depression during pregnancy or early in the child's life, suggests a new study from the Netherlands.

Mentoring may help teens cope with chronic pain

Adolescents dealing with chronic pain may benefit from the advice and support of a young adult who has learned to manage similar symptoms, a Canadian pilot study suggests.

Online insomnia therapy may help ease depression symptoms

Online therapy for insomnia may help people who also have depression manage symptoms of the mood disorder, an Australian study suggests.

Mothers may pass daughters a brain wired for depression

Mothers may pass on vulnerability to depression in much the same way they give their daughters green eyes or curly hair - girls might inherit a brain structure that's predisposed to mood disorders, a small U.S. study suggests.

10 ways to deal with stress without overeating

When you’re stressed out, diving into a bag of chips or eating a sleeve of cookies might seem like the fastest way to feel better, and for good reason.

Study suggests simple key to great long-term sex life

We know, we know.

Fatal overdoses of common anxiety meds are spiking

Opioids aren't the only drugs we should be concerned about when it comes to overdoses.

Your fear may make this spider look bigger

When Noga Cohen, a grad student at Israel's Ben-Gurion University, spotted a spider one day, arachnophobe and fellow student Tali Leibovich freaked out about its size.