Mental Health

Does the Nicolas Cage from ‘Face Off’ actually breathe in our society or is he somebody born out of a director’s imagination?

New York, July 28: A latest study has revealed that couples who stay married are likely to have a better health as compared to people who are single forever.

New York, July 25: Effects of stress on learning and memory have been extensively investigated and a considerable controversy exists about the influence of pressure on the performance.

Sydney, July 24: Latest research has corroborated the long established notion that children tend to fall asleep faster at night if they have been active during the day.

Laughter is that priceless medicine that comes free of cost and yet not many take this prescription to heart.

Budapest, Hungary, July 18: A new study claims that a genetic mutation linked to psychosis and schizophrenia plays a major role in determining - if a person is creative or not.

Edinburgh, Scotland, July 16: A new Scottish study has revealed that people with lower IQ have a higher risk of heart deaths.

London, July 11: Researchers from King's College London found significant evidence that antioxidants called flavonoids, found in red wine, cocoa and a wide range of fruits and vegetables, can reduce damage to the brain and improve cognitive impairment in many elderly people.

London, July 9: The economic recession has taken a toll on the health of those affected by it, a latest study conducted by the University of Oxford and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine has revealed.

Toronto, July 3: Try chanting: I will succeed, I'm happy! Chances are that at the end of it all, you may be a depressed person.