Currently being reported at the annual European Academy of Allergy and Clinical Immunology (EAACI), Japanese researchers are reporting their latest findings in the field of Read more…

By Charlotte Summers According to a shock report released by the National Health Service, children as young as five are being diagnosed with depression and Read more…

Depression has a life time prevalence of around 10 percent, meaning that one in ten people will experience depression in some capacity during their life. Read more…

Previously coined the ‘Donut Downers’ or ‘Burger Blues’ a new research study has found that a diet with a high fat content is clinically linked Read more…

According to a new study conducted by researchers at Tohoku University some survivors of the Japanese Tsunami which occurred on March the 11 2011 suffered Read more…

Baby sleeping experts are often telling parents to leave their babies to cry themselves to sleep known as ‘controlled crying’ or ‘the self-soothe technique’. The Read more…

According to a review by the health watchdog and reported by the BBC, advanced cancer patients and sufferers of conditions marked by extreme pain are Read more…

According to new research conducted by University of Freiburg in Germany, when are confronted with stressful situations they become more sociable and show ‘tend and Read more…

New research has been published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences examining the association between a genetic variant associated with good Read more…

Research has been conducted in Sydney examining the effects of Sahaja yoga meditation on mental and physical health. The traditions surrounding this type of meditation Read more…