Clearmind Medicine and its proprietary compound MEAI (5-Methoxy-2-aminoindane) - a next-generation, non-hallucinogenic neuroplastogen designed to explore new approaches to obesity treatment by ...

Treatment is hard. A lot of facilities feel sterile and hospital-like. We wanted to create something that feels more ...

Explore the link between brain cells and obesity. Discover how experiences shape appetite control and eating behaviour.

Expanded program brings in-house nutrition, dual-diagnosis mental health treatment, and coordinated outpatient care for ...

Dear Smiling on the Outside: I’m so sorry you’re carrying this. And no, you’re not “ungrateful.” Trauma doesn’t keep a calendar. Even when life becomes safe, the body can still reach for relief the ...

I did have childhood sexual abuse, and I’ve had plenty of counseling over the years. I’ve done the hard work, I’ve said the words out loud, and I’ve cried the tears. That’s why I feel ridiculous even ...

My life is good now. So why do I still feel broken? Why can’t I get it together? Here’s the part I’m ashamed to say: I eat my feelings. I don’t mean an occasional stress snack. I mean I feel anxious ...

While the "miracle" medications can help people who struggle with bulimia, they can present challenges to those with restrictive eating tendencies, Dr. Sohaib Imtiaz, Chief Medical Officer at People ...

Doctors, patients and researchers are at the very beginning of understanding how the new class of obesity drugs interact with ...

The programme called Overcoming Bulimia Online can be offered to NHS patients while further evidence is generated over the next two years on its clinical and cost effectiveness. Accessed via the ...

Articles in this report were published with editorial independence. The collection was made possible by the support of WVU Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute. The recent surge in the use of GLP-1 ...

From Tokyo family dramas to Arctic comedies and steamy sports romances, these standout shows promise long nights on the couch — and a polite excuse to dodge the relatives. By Scott Roxborough Europe ...