Mental Health

Should People with Kidney Disease Quit Coffee?

— A Coffee and Brain Health Guide for People with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) Coffee is an irreplaceable part of…

1 week ago

A Cup of Coffee Every Morning: Just a Simple Preference?

Is your morning coffee just a favorite beverage, or could it be doing something more for your brain? According to…

1 week ago

Sleep Deprivation Is Not Just Fatigue — It’s a Cardiovascular Risk Factor

“Lack of sleep is not just about feeling tired. It’s directly connected to your heart and blood vessel health.” 🔍…

3 weeks ago

How Sleep Regularity Impacts Mortality: Essential Sleep Tips for Shift Workers

Maintain a Consistent Sleep Schedule – Try to go to bed and wake up at the same time every day,…

2 months ago

Foods Rich in Melatonin & Practical Application Tips

Practical Application Tips for Foods Rich in Melatonin ✅ Tart Cherry Juice: Drinking 200–250ml of tart cherry juice 1–2 hours…

2 months ago

Prevalence and Early Diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder

1. Prevalence of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Early Diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder…

2 months ago

Overeating and Depression, Scientific Evidence and Solutions

Can Overeating Cause Depression? Overeating and Depression, Overeating is a common issue in modern society. When stressed or feeling low,…

3 months ago

Depression and Overeating: Causes and Solutions

1. How Are Depression and Overeating Connected? Depression and Overeating, Many people struggling with depression experience overeating or binge eating…

3 months ago

Dementia Prevention, Cases Expected to Double by 2060

The Future of Dementia in the U.S.: A Stark Prediction Dementia Prevention, A recent study published in Nature Medicine predicts…

3 months ago

Depression Rates and Recent Trends in the US and South Korea

United States Depression rates, In the US, approximately 8.4% of adults experience depression, with rates among adolescents (12–17 years) rising…

3 months ago