Recherches & Rapports
23 sept. 2026•1 min de lecture
South Korea reports over 1 million depression and sleep‑disorder patients in 2023, numbers set to rise
Depression and sleep‑disorder cases each exceeded 1 million last year, with anxiety over 910 k; patient numbers have risen steadily, urging stronger mental‑health measures.
Recherches & Rapports
9 sept. 2026•1 min de lecture
Postpartum Pelvic Floor Symptoms Linked to Depression, Study Finds
A Polish study of 120 women three months after childbirth reports persistent pelvic floor and anal‑rectal symptoms are associated with higher depression and lower self‑esteem.
Recherches & Rapports
6 sept. 2026•1 min de lecture
High-Intensity Unpaid Caregiving Linked to Depression and Lower Life Satisfaction, Canadian Study Finds
Canadians providing unpaid care over 20 hours weekly show more depressive symptoms and lower life satisfaction, study shows.
Recherches & Rapports
5 sept. 2026•1 min de lecture
Study Finds Depression Impairs Hippocampal Neurogenesis Process
Research from Columbia University and NY State Psychiatric Institute shows that major depressive disorder blocks the transition of stem cells to new neurons in the hippocampus, linking depression to memory and emotional regulation changes.
Recherches & Rapports
4 sept. 2026•1 min de lecture
Study Links Long-Term Soccer Play to Brain Atrophy and Mood Issues
Preliminary research presented at the AAIC suggests former professional soccer players show greater brain atrophy and higher rates of depression and anxiety than the general population.
Recherches & Rapports
30 août 2026•1 min de lecture
Nordic Walking Significantly Improves Moderate to Severe Depression Symptoms, Study Finds
A randomized trial of 64 adults shows Nordic walking reduces depressive symptoms within five weeks, especially in severe cases.
Recherches & Rapports
25 août 2026•1 min de lecture
Intermittent Fasting Cuts Stress‑Induced Depression, Protects Myelin
Japanese researchers found intermittent fasting reshapes gut microbiota and safeguards brain myelin, easing depression‑like behavior from chronic stress.