
Quitting Ultra-Processed Food May Ease Depression, Small Pilot Suggests
A small pilot study links cutting ultra-processed foods with eased depression and anxiety, a promising dietary path toward mental health.


A small pilot study links cutting ultra-processed foods with eased depression and anxiety, a promising dietary path toward mental health.

A new model suggests rheumatoid arthritis pain persists due to depression, obesity, smoking, and sleep disorders, not just inflammation.

Two Weill Cornell studies reveal metabotropic glutamate receptors' complex interactions, shedding light on past brain disorder drug failures.
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