A new study suggests that supporting parents’ mental health and social needs during pregnancy could help babies born […]
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A small randomized study from Sweden suggests two low‑cost options—movement‑based video games and medical yoga—can safely boost how […]
In a nationwide online survey of 1,486 adults with congenital heart disease (CHD), 32.8% said they currently or previously received […]
A Dutch multicenter study tested whether a 14‑minute virtual‑reality primer on ICU care could protect relatives’ mental health. […]
A new VA study suggests that bringing palliative care into the mix can make a big difference for veterans living […]
A study of 549 university students in Portugal found that poorer sleep quality and more time spent sitting—especially on a computer […]
New review maps how algorithms are being used to assess risk, spot mental health needs, and guide care […]
A review of 11 studies (23,681 teens, ages 10–19) finds that school-based exercise can improve well‑being, self‑esteem, mood, anxiety, and emotional […]
A 2025 review in European Child & Adolescent Psychiatry looked at programs that teach “mental health literacy” to girls aged […]
A new clinical perspective outlines how injuries, identity, and unequal access to care shape suicide risk for college […]
A study of 322 Italian workers suggests “night owls” on shifts may be hit hardest. Why it mattersAround‑the‑clock […]
A new Australian study maps the on‑the‑ground realities of bringing mental health promotion into local sports clubs—highlighting what […]
A 2025 review says anxiety, low mood, sleep problems, and fear of re‑injury are common after sports injuries—and […]
An editorial in the Journal of Religion and Health gathers new research on how spirituality intersects with wellbeing, cancer care, […]
A Finnish cohort finds that kids who were more active—and spent less time on screens, especially phones—reported fewer […]
A new randomized trial from three hospitals in Rotterdam tested whether a short, headset‑based virtual‑reality (VR) tour of […]
In a nationwide survey of 1,486 adults with congenital heart disease (CHD), 33% reported current or past psychological/psychiatric […]
Researchers tested whether the World Health Organization’s Adverse Childhood Experiences–International Questionnaire (ACE‑IQ) works well for adolescents in a […]