Mental Health
How ‘jet lag’ could be making you depressed — even if you didn’t travel anywhere
You’re running on jet fumes — and you didn’t even step foot on an airplane.
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Three in four people are prioritizing feeling good on the inside more than ever before.
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Children with autism showed significant improvement in symptoms with vitamin D — but it has to be delivered this way
The so-called "sunshine vitamin" is crucial for fetal brain development.
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Besides pain, a person might experience fatigue, digestive issues and headaches.
Sorry, Fido: New study reveals getting a pet isn't the cure to loneliness — and sometimes makes things worse
The findings come amid a loneliness epidemic in the US.
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Is your train of thought constantly derailing?
What are 'airplane headaches'? How to tell if you have this puzzling condition
Simply jetting off for a summer escape can take a major toll on your mental health — never mind the long lines and cramped conditions.
How one hit to the head can knock you into a life of crime: study
In some cases, evidence of brain damage has helped defendants fight charges in court.
This weight loss drug can reduce your migraine days by half — it's not Ozempic
A drug in the same family as Ozempic could unlock a fresh approach to treating migraines.
Just one single dose of 'magic mushrooms' could relieve depression for 5 years: researchers
Psilocybin, the main psychoactive ingredient in magic mushrooms, could alleviate depression for at least five years after just one dose, according to a new study.
Meet the 'crunchy' college students crusading against ultra-processed foods and forever chemicals on TikTok
"I still eat out with my friends every once in a while, and I still go do fun things," one teen shared, "but it's just about choosing to make intentional...
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It's 'therapy bro summer': How getting mental health help makes men more attractive to women
You've certainly heard of "hot girl summer." You may be familiar with "sardine girl summer." But now it's the boys' turn: 2025 is officially "therapy bro summer."
I’m a spine doctor — beware this surprising cause of back pain, and what you can do to improve it
Back pain is difficult to treat because it has so many different causes — and this one is frequently overlooked.
5 easy ways to cut cravings — including one that’s a ‘huge’ but underappreciated contributor to cancer risk
Do you crumble when you see cookies? Go nuts when you spot a charcuterie board?
Doctors' warning about 'insidious' social media trend damaging teen girls' health — with girls as young as 7 taking part
“We're setting a very high standard for these girls," one of the study authors said.
How you commute impacts your risk of dementia — these are the best and worst ways
New research explores whether cycling, walking, driving or using public transportation is best for your longterm cognitive health.
These are the most depressing jobs in America, according to a new study
High-stress jobs with frequent public interaction have previously been linked to higher depression rates.
My 'breakthrough formula' improves mental health — I've had so many 'aha moments'
"In my several years of doing this work with thousands of people, these questions have always consistently yielded 'aha' moments," Haley Hoffman Smith told The Post.
Hate the sound of people chewing? That's bad news for your risk of depression
Misophonia is a chronic condition in which certain sounds trigger strong negative responses that can affect daily life and social interactions.