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Baby heartbeat reveals the stress of having a depressed or anxious mother

Scientists have shown that the babies of mothers dealing with anxiety or depression exhibit physiologically stronger signs of stress than babies of he...
Five effective ways to beat stress caused by uncertainty during COVID-19

Be it the fear of losing a job or the fear of contracting the virus, the lives of most people are filled with anxiety which is fueled by uncertainty....
Study finds wealthier men more likely to develop high blood pressure

Working men with higher incomes are more likely to develop high blood pressure, reports a study.
Lifestyle: Here's how of light physical activities can help improve mental health

Given the negative health effects of prolonged sedentary time, the findings of a recent study may encourage people to make small changes that are sust...
This is how human cells respond to stress

Scientists in a new study observed and studied the response of human cells on coming in contact with stress.
Health: Scientists find structural protein that may be new marker of depression

A structural protein has been zeroed on by scientists as a new target for the diagnosis and treatment of depression, suggests a recent study.
Lifestyle: Promising advance in depression research

A recent study suggests that a particular protein, GPR56, is involved in the biology of depression and the effect of antidepressants. The researchers...
Health: Higher rates of depression in obese adults

In a UK based study on adults who were overweight, the incidence of new cases of depression saw a significant increase. The risk of depression also ro...
Getting adequate sleep helps teenagers deal with social stress

Researchers have found out that getting an adequate amount of sleep helps teenagers to deal with social stress efficiently.
Study reveals there's better way to think about being kept waiting at work

While no one at work wants to be kept waiting, a new study has found that reactions to waiting can be managed to reduce aggression which may build fro...
Study suggests most young women remain stressed about their sex lives

A new research suggests that most women remain unhappy and stressed about their sex lives with at least one in five of them suffering from female sexu...
Stress in young kids separated from parents may leave long-term genetic impact

According to a recent study, increased levels of stress hormone cortisol in young children who are separated from their parents, especially mothers, c...
Try this to curb pain and negative emotions

A new study has demonstrated that merely a brief introduction to mindfulness helps people deal with physical pain and negative emotions with much bett...
Love in the air as Mumbai's golden agers celebrate Valentine's Day

Laughter and love go in hand in glove and this was clearly seen at Chowpatty Beach as the golden agers celebrated Valentine's Day on Friday.
Discussing smoking-risks with network boosts intent to quit, suggests study

In a study based involving a group of smokers and non-smokers, researchers have found that awareness among smokers and their assessment of smoking's r...
Desktop plants can help you cope with workplace stress!

A latest study has suggested a rather unconventional quick fix for workplace stress. Pressure at work is unavoidable, but there is a green and leafy w...
Structural differences in brains of children whose parents have depression

A study conducted in the United States revealed that there are structural differences in the brains of those children whose parents have depression.
Study reveals caring for family is what motivates people worldwide

Did you ever wonder how much you care for your family or vice-versa? Across the globe, caring for loved ones is what matters most and this fact hasn't...
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