The Mental-Health Benefits of Bird Watching
By Heidi WachterNew research shows that living near a natural setting isn’t just good for the birds.
New research shows that living near a natural setting isn’t just good for the birds.
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New study suggests that rigorous training may prevent neurodegenerative diseases.
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A new study has identified the most beneficial workouts for your neurological health.
A new study suggests that most commonly prescribed drugs may not be the answer for adolescents suffering with major depression.
Recent research has linked mediocre fitness in midlife with smaller brain size down the road.
New perspectives in Alzheimer’s disease research from experts at the 2016 Association of Health Care Journalism conference.
New study suggests heavy users are nearly three times more likely to be depressed.
An Auburn University study leaves the idea of SAD out in the cold.
UCLA study suggests late-night meals could lead to cognitive disorders.
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