News Articles on Stress
New Therapy Technique Offers Hope to Those with Fibromyalgia
Psychotherapy that encourages addressing emotional experiences related to trauma, conflict, and relationship problems has been found helpful for people with the chronic pain condition fibromyalgia. In the randomized clinical...
Mouse Study: Oxytocin Intensifies Social Experiences, Both Good and Bad
Commonly known as the “love hormone,” oxytocin plays a major role in social relationships — but more isn’t always better. A new mouse study published in the journal Biological...
Brain Inflammation Tied to Suicidal Thoughts
New research finds that patients with major depressive disorder (MDD) have increased levels of brain cell inflammation. Importantly, researchers at the University of Manchester discovered that the inflammation was...
Self-Control Does Not Become Exhausted as the Day Progresses
New research dispels the prevailing theory that as we tire, we may reduce or lose self-control. For example, after a long day of work and carefully watching what you...
Parental Arguments in Front of Kids Can Be OK if Constructive
Few parents want their children to hear them arguing. But new research suggests it may be OK as long as the parents handle disagreements in a constructive way. University of...
Tensions With Mom & Sibs Can Impact Midlife Depression
A new study from Iowa State University finds that midlife tension with mothers and siblings, similar to that with spouses, is associated with symptoms of depression. The research, which...
Moods Can Be Contagious
New research suggests that both good and bad moods can be “picked up” or transferred from friends, but depression cannot. In the study, investigators examined whether friends’ moods...
Fidgeting Helps Kids with ADHD Concentrate
Many a parent has expressed frustration when they watch their child with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder squirm and fidget in school and while doing their homework, yet appear laser-focused and...
Stress Over Sick Pet Can Lead to Mental Health Issues
Caregiver stress is a familiar concern when someone cares for an elderly loved one. New research finds that caregivers of pets with chronic and terminal diseases face similar mental and...
Most Parents Not Sure Schools Can Care For Students’ Mental Health
A new national poll suggests parents are not confident that schools can appropriately care for students’ mental health problems or medical issues. The Mott Children’s Hospital National Poll...
