Chinese Scientists Uncover Key Depression Treatment Mechanism
Chinese researchers identify a shared mechanism in ketamine and ECT treatments, paving the way for new depression therapies. Published in Nature.
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China Expands Mental Health Support Amid Rising Challenges
China enhances mental health services as over 95 million face depression and anxiety. New initiatives target youth and urban pressures, aligning with WHO goals.
Expert Tips to Combat Mental Burnout and Boost Well-Being
Dr. Wang Zhen shares strategies to prevent mental burnout and maintain well-being through healthy habits and social connections.
Anxiety Myths Debunked: Expert Insights on OCD and Growth
Shanghai expert Dr. Wang Zhen discusses anxiety’s role in human survival, OCD links, and innovative therapies during International OCD Awareness Week.
Pianist Kong Xiangdong Opens Up About Depression in CGTN Documentary
CGTN’s upcoming documentary features pianist Kong Xiangdong’s depression journey and expert analysis, timed for World Mental Health Day.
China Launches 12356 Mental Health Hotline to Address Rising Needs
China’s new 12356 mental health hotline provides 24/7 support, addressing depression and anxiety nationwide as part of a three-year health initiative.
AI Chatbots Under Fire: Lawsuit Highlights Mental Health Risks in Tech
A lawsuit against OpenAI and new research reveal critical challenges in AI chatbots’ mental health responses, sparking global calls for improved safety measures.
Rolling into Rhythm: Skating Redefines Urban Life in New York
Discover how New York’s Central Park skaters are transforming urban life through resilience, community, and self-expression, redefining the city’s rhythm.
Nighttime Light Exposure Linked to Depression, Study Reveals
New research links chronic nighttime light exposure to depression via a specific brain pathway, highlighting implications for modern lifestyles and light pollution.
Gaza’s Children Bear Emotional Scars of Prolonged Conflict
Eight-year-old Sama Tubail’s hair loss from trauma highlights Gaza’s deepening mental health crisis among children, with UNICEF reporting widespread psychological needs.