Most teens and young adults use social media, and experts are asking if this use can harm mental health. Here’s what you need to know.
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Fitness Tracking Apps and Eating Disorders
Belinda Gorsuch, National Center for Health Research December 15, 2022 It seems there is an app for everything. About 69% of adults track health indicators, such as steps, calories, and hydration [1]. But, has fitness tracking technology gone too far? Some believe our phones can help us improve our diet and exercise routines. Others claim […]
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Migraines are known to be more common in women than men. Some research suggests that estrogen and other hormones that fluctuate during menstruation can affect migraine frequency and severity.
Read More »Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy as Treatment for Mental Disorders
This article will describe some of the key research on the therapeutic properties of psychedelic drugs when used in a medical setting and their potential risks and benefits for the treatment of specific mental disorders.
Read More »Does Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Work?
Although transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is a safe treatment, it is not effective for treating depression.
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