Teenagers who have problematic Internet-related behavior are more likely to develop depression or other psychiatric problems than teens who are classified as normal users, a new study says.
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Internet Overuse May Cause Depression
Regulating cravings to smoke a cigarette or eat junk food may involve the same mechanisms in the brain used to regulate emotions, a finding which could help develop coping strategies for people struggling with addiction.
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Cravings, Emotions Use Same Part of Brain
Rejection triggers responses in the body that can increase a person’s risk for maladies such as asthma, arthritis, cardiovascular disease, and depression, a new study says.
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Rejection Affects Health
If you’re doing all the right things but still seem to be tired all the time, read this.
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Why Am I So Tired? 7 Causes of Fatigue
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