
When a Teen’s Suicide Crisis Distresses the Whole Family
A small qualitative study in China found that teens hospitalized after suicide attempts and their parents often experienced…

Why Better Mental Health Support Cannot Depend on a Diagnosis
An independent review in England has intensified debate over rising distress, ADHD and autism assessments, and whether services…

When Preschoolers Say They’re Full, Adults Usually Listen
A video study of Swedish preschool lunches found that children’s statements about being full were usually acknowledged, while…

Do We Really Hold Stress in Our Hips? What “Tightness” Can Mean
Hip tightness can feel real without proving that stress is stored in the hips. Here is what may…

A UK mental-health review calls for support based on need, not diagnosis alone
A government-commissioned review warns that the debate over autism and ADHD diagnosis is more uncertain than some claims…

When Achievement Becomes a Way to Cope
A psychiatrist’s account explores how relentless achievement can sometimes conceal depression, substance use and a fragile sense of…

Prenatal Anxiety and Tobacco Exposure Are Linked With Lower Birth Weight
An analysis of nearly 30,000 recent US births found smaller average birth weights among babies exposed to diagnosed…

Seeing Another Mouse Attacked Produced a Distinct, Milder Stress Pattern
A 2026 study in male mice found that witnessing another mouse’s defeat produced anxiety- and depression-like behaviors, but…

Why Academic Stress May Shape How College Students Rely on Generative AI
A survey of 229 journalism students in China found that reported academic stress and trust in AI were…

Why Confidence May Matter When Students Present in English
A new theory paper proposes that confidence, teacher support and carefully structured peer feedback may help Chinese university…
