Tag: Psichikos sveikata
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Kupiškyje startuoja 2026 metų visuomenės sveikatos projektų konkursas: paraiškas priima iki birželio 1 dienos
Kupiškio rajono savivaldybė kviečia teikti 2026 metų visuomenės sveikatos projektų paraiškas iki birželio 1 dienos 12.00 valandos.
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Miško maudynės ir stresas: prof. Emilia Janeczko sako, kad 15 minučių gali pakelti nuotaiką
Miško maudynės gali veikti kaip natūralus atokvėpis: prof. Emilia Janeczko aiškina, kodėl net 15–20 minučių miške gerina savijautą.
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PTSD and Relationship Conflict: Study Links Fear of Emotions to Poorer Couple Communication
A study of 64 couples links PTSD symptoms to fear of emotions, finding it can fuel demand-withdraw conflict and reduce constructive communication at home.
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Why US Midlife Is Getting Harder: Rising Loneliness, Memory Decline, and a Weaker Safety Net
New cross-country research suggests US midlife is becoming a breaking point, with higher loneliness and memory decline tied to weaker family supports and…
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Penn State wearable sticker pairs biosensors and AI to spot genuine emotions, even behind a calm face
Researchers at Penn State say they have developed a stretchable, rechargeable sticker designed to detect genuine emotions by combining facial movement data…
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Precision Treatment for Depression: A New Data-Driven Model Aims to Match Patients With the Therapy Most Likely to Work
Researchers are moving beyond trial-and-error care for depression with a precision approach designed to better match patients to treatments based on individual…
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Teen Diet and Depression Risk: A Major Review Points to Whole Foods Over Supplements
A Swansea-led review finds healthier teen diets are more consistently linked to fewer depressive symptoms than supplements, but researchers say key gaps remain.
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Exercise emerges as a leading option for depression and anxiety, with group programs showing the biggest gains
A wide-ranging evidence review suggests structured exercise can ease depression and anxiety, with supervised or group programs often delivering the strongest…
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Study links sugary drinks to teen anxiety, and researchers say the trend may be harder to reverse than parents think
A research review finds higher sugary drink intake is consistently linked with more anxiety symptoms in teens, though it cannot confirm cause and effect.
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New Swedish study flags delayed paternal depression surge around baby’s first year
A Swedish registry study of over 1 000 000 fathers found depression and stress diagnoses rise around a baby’s first year, pointing to delayed postnatal risk.