Studies show that workaholism creates stress, resulting in lost productivity and serious health problems. Here's how workaholism can take a toll on your health.
Since depression can be linked to chronic disease, which is linked to inflammation, researchers are interested in a link between inflammation and depression.
Research is showing that even mild COVID cases may have long-term effects on your brain health -- particularly when it comes to memory and emotional processing.
When you think of eating disorders, you might think of hair loss as a common symptom. Let's take a look at why this can happen and how people can get help.
Aside from physical symptoms, Crohn's disease can also take a toll on emotional and mental health. If you struggle with bathroom anxiety, here are a few tips.
The newest CDC data shows startling increases in sexual violence and trauma in girls, leading to higher rates of feelings of hopelessness and depression.
Crohn's disease can impact a person's mental health and well-being. Let's take a closer look at the association between Crohn's disease and depression.
In the United States today, nearly 20% of the population over 18 suffer from anxiety. Luckily, sound wave therapy could help reduce feelings of anxiety.
35% of teenagers use their preferred social media platform "almost constantly", but could this be harming their mental health? Here's what an expert has to say.
ASMR is characterized by a pleasant tingling sensation that starts at your head and moves down the body. But what's happening in your brain during ASMR?
In an exclusive interview, psychotherapist Stacey Freedenthal discusses concerns that have recently been raised regarding the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
The connection between your gut and brain is a powerful one. When it comes to mental health issues like anxiety, what you eat can greatly impact how you feel.
How does the pain and trauma of a failed friendship affect a person's health? Here are some ways your well-being may be impacted when a friendship fizzles out.
Dr. Jan E. Patterson, an integrative medicine physician and professor, spoke to Health Digest about how to tell the difference between grief and depression.