All articles tagged with #psychological disorders
A study published in Nature Human Behavior suggests that spouses can influence each other's mental health, with a correlation observed across nine mental health conditions, possibly due to shared environment, similar traits, or mutual influence, challenging the notion that mental health issues are purely individual or genetic.
The article discusses the need for more research on violent individuals, highlighting cases involving mental health issues, ideological motives, and persistent aggression, emphasizing societal risks and the importance of understanding the roots of violence.
A recent study shows bariatric surgery is significantly more effective than Ozempic-like drugs for weight loss, with surgery leading to an average loss of 58 pounds in two years compared to less than 20 pounds with drugs. Additionally, surgery is associated with a lower risk of psychiatric disorders such as anxiety and substance abuse. The studies highlight the importance of considering side effects, treatment adherence, and mental health impacts when choosing weight loss methods.
Experiencing negative life events (NLE) during childhood is associated with a higher risk of developing depression in young adulthood, according to a new study. The research, involving brain imaging tests on 321 participants, also found that thinning of the orbitofrontal cortex during adolescence is linked to increased depressive symptoms later in life. While there was no direct relationship between NLE and orbitofrontal cortex thickness, the study highlights the importance of early assessment and monitoring of these factors to identify individuals at risk for depression and prevent psychological disorders in young adults.
Landon Asher Barker, son of Travis Barker, opened up about his struggle with five different psychological disorders - ADHD, OCD, anxiety, depression, and derealization. He revealed that he used to drink heavily to cope with the effects of these disorders, but after hitting his head and experiencing a concussion, he was unable to continue drinking. Landon has since focused on therapy and finding healthier ways to manage his mental health. He also discussed his fear of flying and his close relationship with his half-sister, Atiana De La Hoya. Landon hopes to collaborate on music with his sister Alabama Luella Barker in the future.