Hanik KholidahThe time-honored adage that "laughter is the best medicine" has long been a staple of popular psychology, frequently prescribed by well-meaning friends and family members to counter the heavy weight…
Hanik KholidahThe intersection of mental health and gastrointestinal well-being has long been an area of clinical observation, yet the underlying biological mechanisms uniting psychological disorders and digestive distress remain a focal…
Hanik KholidahA significant majority of adults in Singapore experiencing symptoms of anxiety and depression are not accessing formal mental health services, yet a substantial portion of this population expresses a strong…
Pranda MichaelaThe landscape of new motherhood, often painted with idyllic hues of peaceful slumber and serene contentment, frequently overlooks a starker reality for a significant number of women. Postpartum depression (PPD),…
Hanik KholidahThe traditional medical consensus surrounding exercise as a treatment for clinical depression has long suggested that patients must commit to a regimen for several months before experiencing significant psychological relief.…
Hanik KholidahThe landscape of modern psychiatry is facing a potential paradigm shift as new clinical data suggests that the long-standing model of daily pharmacological intervention for depression may eventually be supplemented,…
Pranda MichaelaThe landscape of new motherhood, often painted with soft hues of contentment and joy, frequently overlooks a darker, more prevalent reality: postpartum depression (PPD). In the United States, an estimated…
Hanik KholidahThe landscape of psychiatric diagnostics is undergoing a fundamental shift as researchers move away from purely subjective symptom reporting toward the identification of concrete biological markers. A groundbreaking study published…
Hanik KholidahThe medical community has long approached the treatment of major depressive disorder (MDD) through a lens of risk mitigation and the reduction of negative symptoms. However, a landmark study published…
Hanik KholidahFor decades, the prevailing paradigm in clinical psychiatry has centered on the "monoamine hypothesis," which suggests that depression is primarily a result of chemical imbalances in the brain involving neurotransmitters…
