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The scientists assessed so-called epigenetic clocks — indicators based on changes in DNA methylation...
Why Mood Worsens in Autumn and Winter and When to Seek Medical Advice
Seasonal affective disorder is treatable. One of the main approaches is light therapy using a special lamp with an intensity of 10,000 lux...
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This may explain why mutations in hundreds of different genes can result in similar developmental characteristics...
The Number of People with Anorexia and Bulimia Could Reach 21.8 Million by 2050
Bulimia involves episodes of binge eating followed by attempts to compensate for the food consumed, for example, by inducing vomiting or using laxatives. Both disorders can seriously harm physical and mental health...
Banning Sweets Can Make Them More Tempting: How Parental Restrictions Shape Children's Eating Habits
Experts advise against dividing foods into forbidden and permitted categories or using sweets as a reward for good behavior...
Scientists Test Ultrasound to Treat Hallucinations in People with Schizophrenia
Preliminary observations have already shown promising results: participants reported that the voices became quieter or temporarily disappeared after repeated procedures...
IJP: Music Reduces Cortisol Levels More Than Twice as Much as Pink Noise
According to the researchers, the findings show that subjective experiences and physiological responses may reflect the effects of sound-based interventions differently...
Comfort Food: Scientists Find a Link Between Emotional Expectations and Eating Habits
Participants were shown pictures of 18 foods and non-alcoholic beverages, including chocolate, ice cream, cakes, fruit, vegetables and ready-made meals...
What Happens After Using Psychedelics Outside Clinical Settings? Researchers Analyze 25,000 Support Calls
he researchers also analyzed 2,777 surveys in which callers evaluated the assistance they had received...
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