Computerized Cognitive Training Programs Are Likely To Reduce Anxiety In Children, Study Claims
A recent study has revealed that remote forms of training programs, using computers, have shown ways to relieve negative emotions in children.
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Study Indicates Real-Time Viewing of the Brain May Control Mental Health Disorders
Psychologists of the University of Rochester wanted to determine whether real-time functional magnetic resonance imaging neurofeedback (rtfMRI-NF) could help a person to control neural activity.
Undiagnosed Depression And Anxiety In Children And Youth With Epilepsy May Lead To Suicide, Says New Study
Recently, a study was conducted by a group of researchers to evaluate whether undiagnosed depression and anxiety in children and youth with epilepsy (CYE) resulted in suicide.
Study Finds Positive Link Between PTSD & Pandemic Fears
Flinders University had recently conducted a study to understand the link between COVID-19 and escalating stress levels to find out that both are linked with each other.
Long Hours On Phone Lead To Mental Health Issues, Says Study
A recent study was conducted by Lancaster University to test whether smartphone users suffered from a poor mental health condition