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Targeting interventions toward improving sleep may help guard against mental health problems in low-income youth, researchers report.

Led by researchers in University of Georgia’s Georgia Center for Developmental Science, the study of more than 8,000 children found that economic hardship at age 10 predicted greater risk of suicidal thoughts and attempts at ages 11 and ...

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New research suggests that opioid use could make patients more vulnerable to infections.

Clostridioides difficile, also known as C. diff, is a highly contagious bacteria that infects the colon. About 500,000 people get it each year, and it’s especially common in hospitals and nursing homes.

The illness causes severe diarrhea, nausea, and vomiti...

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New research provides compelling evidence that untreated obstructive sleep apnea accelerates cardiovascular aging and significantly increases the risk of premature death.

Researchers used a long-term mouse model that simulates the intermittent drops in oxygen levels characteristic of sleep apnea.

The research team examined how prolonged exposure to intermittent ...

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A recent study found that narcissism is a universal trait with consistent patterns across cultures.

If you watch TV, read popular books, or even study research articles, you may walk away believing narcissism is a uniquely United States-based characteristic, whether most common in American young adults, professionals in law, business, or entertainment, or politicians.

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Targeting inflammation may offer hope for depression treatment, researchers report.

Depression has been traditionally treated globally as a disorder of brain chemistry. But what if the immune system is pulling more strings than we ever realized?

A new systematic review and meta-analysis finds that anti-inflammatory treatments not only reduce depressive symptoms,...

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