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Giving up fast food reduces depression and anxiety
SalusSalusSep 28, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · PsychiatryResearch and development · NeuroscienceHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Giving up fast food reduces depression and anxiety

A clinical study has shown that reducing the consumption of processed foods, snacks, and fast food significantly decreases symptoms of depression and anxiety in adults with chronic disorders.

#experiment#nutrition#metabolism#inflammation#depression#anxiety
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Scientists have discovered the biological basis of depression
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SalusSalusApr 23, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · PsychiatryResearch and development · BiotechnologyResearch and development · Genetics

Scientists have discovered the biological basis of depression

A new study has found that depression is linked to changes in certain types of brain cells responsible for mood and immune functions, opening up possibilities for new treatment methods.

#brain#treatment#DNA#immunity#neurons#depression
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Depression is linked to impaired energy metabolism in brain cells.
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SalusSalusMar 14, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · PsychiatryResearch and development · BiotechnologyResearch and development · Neuroscience

Depression is linked to impaired energy metabolism in brain cells.

A new study has revealed a link between depression and disruptions in energy processes within brain and blood cells. These findings could aid in early diagnosis and the development of more effective treatment methods.

#study#brain#energy#therapy#depression#diagnostics
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AI chatbots are not ready to replace psychotherapists
SalusSalusMar 4, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · PsychiatryDigital technologies and IT · Artificial Intelligence

AI chatbots are not ready to replace psychotherapists

A new study has shown that AI chatbots designed to support mental health often violate professional and ethical standards, even when provided with specific guidelines. Experts emphasize the need for rigorous evaluation and regulation of such systems before they are used in critical situations.

#therapy#ethics#mental_health#regulation#AI#chatbots
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Sexual trauma intensifies visual hallucinations
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SalusSalusFeb 19, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · PsychiatryResearch and development · Neuroscience

Sexual trauma intensifies visual hallucinations

A new study has found that sexual trauma significantly increases the severity of visual hallucinations in people with psychotic disorders, especially when traumatic experiences occur repeatedly at different ages.

#schizophrenia#psychotherapy#childhood#сексуальная_травма#зрительные_галлюцинации#психотические_расстройства
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Less TV means a lower risk of depression
SalusSalusFeb 13, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · PsychiatryResearch and development · NeuroscienceHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Less TV means a lower risk of depression

Reducing the amount of time spent watching television and replacing it with physical activity, sleep, or other activities can significantly lower the risk of severe depression, especially among middle-aged individuals. The greatest benefit comes from engaging in sports.

#study#physical_activity#prevention#depression#sleep#mental_health
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Autism occurs just as frequently in girls as it does in boys.
SalusSalusFeb 11, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · PsychiatryResearch and development · NeuroscienceHealthcare and medicine · Pediatrics

Autism occurs just as frequently in girls as it does in boys.

A new large-scale study has found that autism occurs in girls almost as frequently as in boys, but girls are diagnosed significantly later. This highlights the need to revise diagnostic approaches and to better understand gender differences in how autism manifests.

#study#diagnostics#Sweden#autism#gender_differences#girls
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Physical exercise reduces symptoms of panic attacks.
SalusSalusFeb 10, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · PsychiatryResearch and development · NeuroscienceHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Physical exercise reduces symptoms of panic attacks.

Brazilian scientists have discovered that regular physical exercise is more effective at reducing the symptoms and frequency of panic attacks than muscle relaxation techniques. This approach helps people reassess frightening sensations and increases their resilience to them.

#study#physical_exercises#depression#symptoms#psychotherapy#паническое_расстройство
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Smoking worsens depression, while quitting improves mental health
SalusSalusJan 23, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · PsychiatryResearch and development · NeuroscienceHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Smoking worsens depression, while quitting improves mental health

A new study confirms the link between smoking and depression: the more cigarettes a person smokes per day, the more severe their symptoms become. Quitting smoking helps improve mental health over time.

#study#smoking#smoking_cessation#depression#schizophrenia#symptoms
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Physical exercise is as effective as therapy in treating depression.
SalusSalusJan 10, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · PsychiatryResearch and development · NeuroscienceHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Physical exercise is as effective as therapy in treating depression.

Regular physical exercise can moderately reduce symptoms of depression, offering an effect comparable to psychotherapy and antidepressants. However, the long-term benefits and the most effective types of activity still require further research.

#physical_activity#research#depression#symptoms#side_effects#antidepressants
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Gradual dose reduction and psychotherapy lower the risk of relapse.
SalusSalusJan 5, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · PsychiatryResearch and development · NeuroscienceHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Gradual dose reduction and psychotherapy lower the risk of relapse.

Gradually reducing the dosage of antidepressants in combination with psychotherapy helps lower the risk of depression relapse, according to an analysis of 76 studies involving more than 17,000 participants. This approach proved to be more effective than abruptly discontinuing the medication.

#relapse#meta_analysis#depression#recommendations#clinical_trials#antidepressants
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Genetics has uncovered hidden links between mental disorders
SalusSalusJan 3, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · PsychiatryResearch and development · GeneticsResearch and development · Neuroscience

Genetics has uncovered hidden links between mental disorders

A large-scale genetic study has shown that many mental disorders are closely linked at the biological level and often occur together. These findings will help us better understand the nature of these conditions and select more effective treatments.

#genetics#biomarkers#depression#psychiatry#schizophrenia#disorders
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Alternative Methods for Autism: Little Evidence Available
SalusSalusDec 29, 2025
Healthcare and medicine · PsychiatryResearch and development · NeuroscienceHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Alternative Methods for Autism: Little Evidence Available

The largest analysis of studies on alternative treatments for autism has found no convincing evidence of their effectiveness or safety. Most of these methods remain insufficiently researched and require further investigation.

#safety#meta_analysis#analysis#autism#альтернативная_медицина#доказательства
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Mini-brains will help treat mental disorders more precisely
SalusSalusDec 29, 2025
Healthcare and medicine · PsychiatryResearch and development · BiotechnologyResearch and development · Artificial Intelligence

Mini-brains will help treat mental disorders more precisely

Scientists have grown miniature brain organoids that make it possible to more accurately detect and distinguish between schizophrenia and bipolar disorder based on the electrical activity of neurons. This technology could speed up diagnosis and help select more effective treatments for mental health disorders.

#machine_learning#neurons#biomarkers#psychiatry#schizophrenia#microchips
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Cannabis and alcohol for sleep: myths and risks
SalusSalusDec 18, 2025
Healthcare and medicine · PsychiatryHealthcare and medicine · General MedicineHealthcare and medicine · Neurology

Cannabis and alcohol for sleep: myths and risks

About 22% of young Americans use cannabis or alcohol to improve their sleep, but experts warn that these methods can actually worsen sleep quality and lead to additional health problems.

#study#health#addiction#genes#cannabis#alcohol
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Qnap has announced new NAS devices for video production

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Tesla opened credit lines worth $30 billion

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Air travel is on the rise, but new regulations are making the market more complicated.

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Financial Analysis

Tesla opened credit lines worth $30 billion

Tesla has opened credit lines totaling $30 billion to finance major investments amid declining profits and rising capital expenditures. The new agreement expands the company's financial flexibility as it faces increasing pressure on its business.

Transportation Logistics

Air travel is on the rise, but new regulations are making the market more complicated.

Air transportation is becoming an increasingly important part of logistics, especially amid the instability of sea shipping. However, new regulations for preparing air waybills are creating additional challenges and risks for market participants.