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New study shows brain circuit disruption mimics antidepressant effects

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New research published in Psychopharmacology has found that damaging a specific brain region called the nucleus reuniens reduces depression-like behavior in both male and female rats. The study also showed that male and female brains respond differently to antidepressant treatments and brain circuit changes, highlighting the importance of considering sex as a biological factor in mental health research. Depression is one of the most disabling he…See the Story

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Technostress to Digital Burnout and AI Attachment: How AI’s Mental Health Impacts Are Already Happening and Could Shape Future Disorders - Gilmore Health News

Key Takeaways: People are forming emotional bonds with digital companions, which may impact real-life relationships and mental health. New terms like “technostress” and “digital burnout” reflect growing psychological strain from daily tech use. Experts warn of potential future disorders, like over-dependence on AI for emotional support or decision-making. Therapists, parents, and educators should watch for early signs of digital overuse or emoti…Read Article

Low Libido in Men Over 40 Linked to Higher Mortality—But Not in Women: Insights from the Yamagata Study - Gilmore Health News

Key Takeaways: Men over 40 with low libido may face a higher risk of early death, even after adjusting for other health risks. Libido loss in women wasn’t linked to mortality in the study, but it still signals possible hormonal or emotional health issues. Low libido and erectile dysfunction aren’t the same—each can point to different underlying conditions. A lasting drop in sexual interest should prompt a medical check, not just be blamed on agi…Yamagata · Yamagata Read Article

How Chronic Procrastination Can Harm Your Mental and Physical Health, According to a Major Study - Gilmore Health News

Key Takeaways: Procrastination linked to higher depression, anxiety, and stress. Increases risk of upper body pain and poor sleep. Tied to less exercise, more loneliness, and money problems. Effects remain even after accounting for prior health. Most of us put things off from time to time—waiting for the right moment or a spark of motivation to strike. But when procrastination becomes a lifestyle, it may start doing more than just stressing you …Sweden · Sweden Read Article

Study Links Gut Biofilms to IBS Symptoms—Could Targeting Them Lead to Better Treatments? - Gilmore Health News

Key Takeaways: Biofilms were found in over half of IBS patients, suggesting a possible role in symptoms. Antibiotics alone may not work—IBS likely involves multiple causes like dysbiosis and stress. Managing diet, especially with a low-FODMAP approach, remains one of the best ways to reduce flare-ups. Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) affects an estimated 5% of the adult population and is one of the most common yet poorly understood gastrointestina…Read Article

Medications and Supplements That Cause False Positives on Drug Tests: A Comprehensive Guide - Gilmore Health News

Key Takeaways Many common medications—both prescription and OTC—can cause false positives on drug tests. Immunoassays (first-line tests) are prone to cross-reactivity; confirmatory tests like GC-MS are more accurate. Antidepressants, antihistamines, and decongestants are among the top culprits. Always report all medications before a test and request confirmatory testing if needed. Drug testing is a common practice in healthcare, employment, spor…Read Article

Alcohol linked to increased risk of pancreatic cancer: Study

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Alcoholic beverages, particularly beer and spirits, may increase the risk of developing pancreatic cancer, according to a new study led by the UN World Health Organization. Cancer · United States See the Story

As War with Gaza and Iran Escalates, 19-Year Study Warns of Another Surge in Benzodiazepine Use—and a Growing Psychological Toll in Israel - Gilmore Health News

Key Takeaways Benzodiazepine use in Israel has historically spiked during times of war, and it’s likely rising again during the current Gaza and Iran conflicts. A 19-year study shows these medications are often used as a coping mechanism during national trauma but carry serious risks. Beyond relief, benzodiazepines may dull emotion, alter behavior, and increase the risk of aggression, dependence, and long-term psychological fragility. As conflic…War · Gaza Read Article

Sugar Dating Is Often About More Than Money: Study Finds Emotional Connection, Shared Power, and Complex Motivations - Gilmore Health News

Key Takeaways: Sugar dating often involves emotional connection, not just financial gain. Power is shared more equally than expected, with sugar babies often setting terms. Participants seek both practical support and genuine companionship. Sugar dating, a relationship dynamic where a wealthier individual (often called a “sugar daddy” or “sugar mommy”) provides financial support or gifts to a typically younger partner (a “sugar baby”) in exchang…Read Article

The Secret to Looking Better in Photos Isn't a Filter—It's Who You Stand Next To, Study Shows - Gilmore Health News

Key Takeaways People look better when seen next to less attractive faces. Emotional contrast—not just looks—shapes first impressions. The effect appears in dating, hiring, and everyday social settings. Advertisers use this tactic to make products (and people) stand out. We often believe that first impressions are based on our own qualities—how we look, act, or present ourselves. But research suggests our perceived traits, like warmth or likabili…Read Article

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New study shows brain circuit disruption mimics antidepressant effects

Technostress to Digital Burnout and AI Attachment: How AI’s Mental Health Impacts Are Already Happening and Could Shape Future Disorders - Gilmore Health News

Low Libido in Men Over 40 Linked to Higher Mortality—But Not in Women: Insights from the Yamagata Study - Gilmore Health News

How Chronic Procrastination Can Harm Your Mental and Physical Health, According to a Major Study - Gilmore Health News

Study Links Gut Biofilms to IBS Symptoms—Could Targeting Them Lead to Better Treatments? - Gilmore Health News

Medications and Supplements That Cause False Positives on Drug Tests: A Comprehensive Guide - Gilmore Health News

Alcohol linked to increased risk of pancreatic cancer: Study

As War with Gaza and Iran Escalates, 19-Year Study Warns of Another Surge in Benzodiazepine Use—and a Growing Psychological Toll in Israel - Gilmore Health News

Sugar Dating Is Often About More Than Money: Study Finds Emotional Connection, Shared Power, and Complex Motivations - Gilmore Health News

The Secret to Looking Better in Photos Isn't a Filter—It's Who You Stand Next To, Study Shows - Gilmore Health News

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Low Libido in Men Over 40 Linked to Higher Mortality—But Not in Women: Insights from the Yamagata Study - Gilmore Health News

How Chronic Procrastination Can Harm Your Mental and Physical Health, According to a Major Study - Gilmore Health News

Study Links Gut Biofilms to IBS Symptoms—Could Targeting Them Lead to Better Treatments? - Gilmore Health News

Medications and Supplements That Cause False Positives on Drug Tests: A Comprehensive Guide - Gilmore Health News

Alcohol linked to increased risk of pancreatic cancer: Study

As War with Gaza and Iran Escalates, 19-Year Study Warns of Another Surge in Benzodiazepine Use—and a Growing Psychological Toll in Israel - Gilmore Health News

Sugar Dating Is Often About More Than Money: Study Finds Emotional Connection, Shared Power, and Complex Motivations - Gilmore Health News

The Secret to Looking Better in Photos Isn't a Filter—It's Who You Stand Next To, Study Shows - Gilmore Health News