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Leaded gasoline didn't just pollute the air-it may have led to 150 million mental health disorders

Leaded gasoline exposure is linked to over 150 million mental health disorders in Americans alive today, affecting cognition and society at large.

This New Map Of Gene Regulation Could Change The Way We See The Human Brain

Understanding mental disorders involves a complex interplay of genes and regulatory elements, requiring mapping efforts to unravel contributions to mental health disorders.

Doctors and Influencers Are Forced to Focus on Symptoms. Treating Root Causes Isn't as Complicated as You Might Expect.

Addressing root causes is crucial in solving problems, such as cooling the room instead of focusing solely on individual symptoms.

CBD Oil's Benefits, Side Effects and Journey Into Australia's Medical Sphere

CBD oil benefits include pain relief for chronic diseases like cancer and HIV/AIDS, potential help in reducing muscle pain in conditions like multiple sclerosis, and relieving pain in rheumatic diseases like fibromyalgia.

FDA clears first digital treatment for depression, but experts caution that research is still early

Rejoyn is the first prescription digital treatment for major depressive disorder, intended to be used alongside antidepressant medications.

FDA clearance for Rejoyn was obtained by proving it as substantially equivalent to other marketed devices in terms of safety and effectiveness.

Revolutionizing the Study of Mental Disorders

RDoC framework encourages continuum-based research on mental disorders.

President G.H.W. Bush highlighted the importance of brain research in the 1990s.

Psychedelic drug MDMA could be 'a new avenue of treatment' as FDA begins its first-ever review

A panel will discuss MDMA therapy for PTSD, marking progress in FDA approval process.

The Promise - And Perils - Of 5-MeO-DMT

5-MeO-DMT is being studied for mental health disorders amid conservation concerns about its source.

Utilizing Invasive Recording and Stimulating Opportunities in Humans to Advance Neural Circuitry Understanding of Mental Health Disorders

Encourage research using invasive neural recordings to study mental health disorders' neural circuity.

This Is Literally Your Brain on Drugs

Researchers at Washington University School of Medicine studied brain scans of participants on psilocybin, showing significant departure from normal activity patterns, offering insights for mental health disorders.

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