Mental Health News and Research

Latest Mental Health News and Research

Costs of disorders of the brain in Europe

Costs of disorders of the brain in Europe

Medicare Part D plans vary across U.S.

Medicare Part D plans vary across U.S.

Columbia dentists target chronic oral health problems in sub-Saharan Africa

Columbia dentists target chronic oral health problems in sub-Saharan Africa

Veterans treated in psychiatric wards which "threaten their lives"

Veterans treated in psychiatric wards which "threaten their lives"

50 million Europeans suffer from neurological diseases

50 million Europeans suffer from neurological diseases

One in ten young cancer docs depressed

One in ten young cancer docs depressed

Synaptic dysfunction in Huntington's disease

Synaptic dysfunction in Huntington's disease

Researchers use 'genomic pathway' to predict Parkinson's

Researchers use 'genomic pathway' to predict Parkinson's

Imagery rehearsal therapy helps insomniacs

Imagery rehearsal therapy helps insomniacs

Hazardous drinking causes nearly half of deaths in working-age Russian men

Hazardous drinking causes nearly half of deaths in working-age Russian men

Extra sleep improves athletic performance

Extra sleep improves athletic performance

Gaps in diabetes care identified

Gaps in diabetes care identified

Solvay Pharmaceuticals submits supplemental NDA for AndroGel

Solvay Pharmaceuticals submits supplemental NDA for AndroGel

Cognitive behavioral therapy workshops effective at getting men to seek help for insomnia

Cognitive behavioral therapy workshops effective at getting men to seek help for insomnia

Stress and Alzheimer's disease

Stress and Alzheimer's disease

Sleep disorders common among police officers

Sleep disorders common among police officers

Sleep problems can influence a person's diet

Sleep problems can influence a person's diet

Single mothers and fathers have poorer health

Single mothers and fathers have poorer health

Lack of sleep compromises airport baggage screeners' ability to detect rare targets

Lack of sleep compromises airport baggage screeners' ability to detect rare targets

Simple test predicts a person's risk for developing dementia within six years with 87 percent accuracy

Simple test predicts a person's risk for developing dementia within six years with 87 percent accuracy

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