It also appears that women are suffering the most this year, with 39% reporting intensified symptoms compared to just 25% of men.…

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Nearly 1 in 4 would take a ‘marriage sabbatical’ to focus on personal growth, new research reveals
Would you take a break from your marriage to work on yourself? According to new research, 24% of us would…
Early bonding partially offsets impact of postnatal depression, new study finds
It's widely known that early bonding and postnatal depression can affect development in children. However, few studies have investigated the combined impact of postnatal depression and early bonding on emotional and behavioural outcomes.…
Cutting blood pressure may help protect against dementia
New research suggests common medications used to keep blood pressure down may also lower the risk of dementia and cognitive impairment…
Monogamous relationships no more satisfying than non-monogamous ones, research finds
Conventional relationship model may not be the 'gold standard' as meta-analysis explores satisfaction levels across the board...…
Popular artificial sweetener linked to increased hunger, study finds
A commonly used artificial sweetener has been found to make consumers three times hungrier than sugar.…
Research reveals 44% of us are concerned about the validity of the health information
With concerns about fake news on the rise, how can we know if the information we are reading about health and wellbeing is reliable?…
First-ever tool to measure gender euphoria developed by Australian researchers
The joy a person feels when their gendered experience aligns with their gender identity, can now be reliably measured thanks to a new tool developed by a research team in Melbourne, Australia.…
How to have a good day
Wouldn’t it be great if there was a simple formula to have a good day? New research reveals the building blocks to make any day a good day…