The Mechanism Behind Fast-Acting Antidepressant Ketamine
August 31st, 2010
Yale scientists have figured out the inner workings of the novel antidepressant, ketamine, and how exactly it is able to bring relief in hours rather than the weeks ...
Yale scientists have figured out the inner workings of the novel antidepressant, ketamine, and how exactly it is able to bring relief in hours rather than the weeks ...
A new study looks at how parents develop emotional bonds and exert behavior control over their teenagers.
Canada, France and Italy were compared because the countries have commonalities: Latin ...
As strange as it may sound, some individuals hurt themselves to obtain relief from emotional stress. Actions such as cutting or burning oneself are behaviors displayed by people ...
A new study finds that older adults are more likely to have destination memory failures – forgetting who they've shared or not shared information with.
Researchers from Baycrest's Rotman ...
A German study suggests that when given a choice, older people prefer to read negative news, rather than positive news, about young adults.
The ...
Studies reveal that excessive drinking can have many negative effects on the brain. New findings now provide further evidence that alcoholics lose capacity for memory and ...
Contrary to common belief, smoking may increase depressive symptoms in some adolescents. Until recently, smoking by teenagers was seen as a means to 'self-medicate' against ...
New research finds that social events are the most meaningful times in an individual’s life. Although social connections bring us the most pleasure, they also deliver the ...
Genetic researchers have discovered a new link that implicates the immune system for late-onset Parkinson’s disease.
Scientists are excited about the finding as the discovery offers new ...
In anticipation of the 23rd European conference on psychosis and pharmacology, scientists discussed new models examining the combined role of genes and the environment.
According to the experts, the incidence ...
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