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The Default Mode Network: Why Your Brain Replays the Past When You Try to RestWhen external demands cease, the brain activates the Default Mode Network, a system crucial for autobiographical memory processing and self...- Why Your Brain Resists Letting Go — Even When You Know You ShouldLetting go feels unsettling because the brain equates control with safety, making uncertainty feel dangerous. Emotionally charged memories ...
- 5 rare digestive diseases you've probably never heard ofBeyond the usual suspects like irritable bowel syndrome, a handful of lesser-known digestive disorders quietly affect thousands globally. F...
- Health anxiety can be fatal: Swedish study finds people with hypochondria have shorter lifespansHypochondriasis, now called illness anxiety disorder, is a rare condition with symptoms that go beyond average health worries.
- Calling it quits! If you're an anxious person and don't know how to resign from your job, here’s what to doAlmost nobody quits or considers quitting without worrying at least a little.
- Is your child under too much stress? Behavioural neuroscientists feel meditation could helpThe findings underscore the need to understand precisely how meditation techniques work.
- Technocrats are guided by the motto 'in science, we invest'A distinguished cohort of techno-billionaires is pushing the boundaries of science with long-term bets on seemingly unattainable targets.
- Pills can't cure insomnia. Sleep aiding meds come with risks, choose alternate treatments insteadSleep aids can also have side effects, some of them serious.
- Sun Pharma enters licensing pact with Lundbeck to launch novel anti-depressant pill in IndiaVortioxetine is a novel antidepressant with multimodal activity, which is approved to treat Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) in adults.
- Sleep, interrupted: Pandemic has deprived many of the good night's sleepCovid-19 has affected normal life to the extent of depriving many people of a good night’s rest, making them more vulnerable to infection.
- Is Covid-19 anxiety getting to you? Here's how to stay calmIt's important to remind yourself that this is a temporary period of isolation.
- Feeling lonely and depressed? Your Facebook posts can predict mental health statusWords like 'tears', 'feelings', 'I' and 'me' indicate loneliness and hostility.
- Are you sure your lean body isn't a result of an eating disorder?Trying to live up to impossible body images leads a lot of youngsters to eating disorders and other health problems.
- Not getting 8 hours of sleep a night may make you depressed, anxiousInadequate sleep may make negative intrusive thoughts stick around and interfere with people's lives.
- Brain abnormalities similar across many emotional disordersNew York, Oct 2 (IANS) Just as persistent negative thinking is a common trait that characterises most emotional disorders, researchers have...
- Now, 'Empty Nester Syndrome' is the new test for lonely momsToday, with more students going abroad for higher studies, parents find that they are suddenly bereft much earlier.
- A walk in nature could battle depressionMore than half of the world's population lives in urban settings, and that is forecast to rise to 70 per cent within a few decades.
- Going to bed earlier can make you happy: StudyPeople are said to have repetitive negative thinking when they have bothersome pessimistic thoughts that seem to repeat in their minds.
- Imperatives of managing inflationIf the menace of inflation is not dealt with severely, it has the potential to paralyse the growth of our economy.
- Choose being over doingWith year-end looming large, it’s time for that feisty review, for meeting up with family, friends and colleagues, for jollity and merrimen...
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