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Doomscrolling: Breaking the Habit
Endlessly scrolling through negative content on your cell phone – or doomscrolling – is an unhealthy but common habit, especially among younger adults.
Why Do People Have Intrusive Thoughts?
More common than you might think, intrusive thoughts are unwanted thoughts, images or urges that pop into your head seemingly from out of nowhere.
How the Loneliness Epidemic Affects Physical and Mental Health
Nearly half of adults report significant loneliness. With effects on physical and mental health, improving social connections is the best medicine.
The Four Secrets to a Better Retirement
Roughly one-third of retirees experience some sort of depression. The reasons vary, but there are steps you can take to enjoy a happier, healthier retirement.
New Pill Approved to Treat Postpartum Depression
Postpartum depression affects up to 15 percent of pregnant women but is often under-recognized and under-diagnosed. Learn more about its signs and treatments.
How Parents Can Help Kids Manage Social Media
A new advisory from the Surgeon General warns that social media can pose a “profound risk of harm” to children and teens' mental health. Parents need more strategies than ever to help their children thrive.
Why Does Time Fly as You Age?
The passage of time is directly related to quality of life. A life filled with variety and new experiences affects your mood and your personal well-being.
The Benefits of Ketamine Therapy for Depression
Recent research shows that, for some people, ketamine therapy may relieve depressive symptoms and restore quality of life when other treatments have failed.