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A U.S. study reported that depression became more common between 2005 and 2015. The rise was faster for young people than for older adults. The study also found growing gaps in depression rates for vulnerable groups. The authors say we do not yet know a single cause and that more…
Researchers analyzed the top 100 TikTok videos tagged #ADHD and asked 843 college students about their TikTok use and views of those videos. Two clinical psychologists rated the top 100 videos and found that fewer than half of the claims about ADHD symptoms matched the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of…
This study used an anonymous online survey in nine languages to ask people who had attended a residential wellness retreat in the past year why they went and how they felt afterward. Of 3,708 people who started the survey, 2,661 (71.7%) were eligible. Most attendees said they went to relax,…
