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Traumatic brain injuries are underreported and untreated, particularly among law enforcement officers, leading to mental health issues.
Research shows geography impacts dementia diagnosis rates, driven by population risks and healthcare practices.
This week, we explore a case on hallucinations, the link between concussions and mental health, and new insights into suicide.
Stress remains a persistent physical and mental health problem, with more than half of U.S. adults experiencing stress daily.
Aging brings increased challenges, including higher risks of cognitive decline from shingles and menopause, while dog ownership might help.
Declines in psychological well-being emerge years before the onset of mild cognitive impairment and dementia and continue after diagnosis.
New research shows that human stress odors can make dogs more “pessimistic” in decision-making.
Sleep deprivation appears to have links to anxiety, depression, and exacerbation of some mental disorders.