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Psychiatry (930 contents)
A break from social media? It will improve your mental state!
The lives of many people around the world have taken on a virtual dimension. Literally everywhere - in the park, in a restaurant, in a club at a party or on public transport we see people staring at...
Vitamin C positively influences skin condition
Vitamin C from food can significantly affect the skin's ability to produce collagen and regenerate. This is the finding of a group of researchers from the University of Otago's Faculty of Medicine,...
Attention in ADHD - how do the medications work?
Excessive energy, concentration problems, mood changes, impulsivity - these are symptoms that parents of children with ADHD know well. Some opt for medication, others approach it with trepidation....
Sleep or exercise? Sleep!
Physical activity and an adequate amount of sleep contribute to our better wellbeing and health. However, recent studies have shown that while increased physical activity has an impact on better...
Psychiatry Medforum 2025 through the eyes of a participant - report on inpatient participation
The 19th International Congress of the Medforum Psychiatry series was held on 11-13 December 2025. As every year, the event took place at the Golebiewski Hotel in Wisła. The keynote of this year's...
Can life after trauma be good? What you need to know about trauma and what treatment methods are available
The common perception is that an accident, violence or the death of a loved one almost automatically leads to trauma. However, this is only part of the truth. What is trauma really and can it be...
Climate depression - when does caring for the planet become a psychological burden?
Can the anxiety, sadness and sense of hopelessness associated with climate change be described as climate depression? Progressive climate change: the problem of access to water, increasingly...
Pathways of a parent of a child on the autism spectrum: challenges and where to find help
Today, autism spectrum disorders (ASD) are being diagnosed in an increasing number of children. Diagnosis is one thing, dealing with a child on the spectrum is another, usually much more challenging...
Psychologist professional confidentiality: when does it apply and when must it be broken?
Can everything be said in a psychologist? Is the information provided in therapy protected? What is professional confidentiality?
More physical activity reduces the risk of dementia!
With increasing life expectancy, the number of people struggling with dementia is increasing. Although there is still no effective cure for this condition, a growing body of research indicates that...
About the pros and cons of online therapy - everything you need to know!
In response to growing demand, more and more psychotherapists are offering online therapy. This is a convenient solution for both the professional and the patient. Can this form of contact be as...
What can loneliness in childhood result in?
Loneliness in childhood may be associated with impaired cognitive skills and an increased risk of dementia in adulthood, to a much greater extent than loneliness experienced in adulthood. This is the...
Link between autism spectrum and vitamin D and iron deficiencies under study
Children on the autism spectrum are significantly more likely to have vitamin D and iron deficiencies than in the general population. This was the conclusion reached by a group of researchers from...
Accelerated heart rate - heart disease or neurosis?
An accelerated heart rate does not always indicate a serious illness. It can be a physiological reaction to exertion or emotion, a symptom of an anxiety disorder, but also an indication of heart...
Are psychotropic drugs addictive? The 5 biggest myths!
Stories of people who have become addicted to psychotropic drugs in the course of treatment for mental disorders often capture the imagination and evoke strong emotions. They are what build the...
Is psoriasis just a skin problem - what are the psychological costs of the disease?
Is psoriasis just a skin problem? Or is it something that affects your whole life - including mentally? Red patches, itching or cracking skin are just some of the daily difficulties. What do people...
A link between inflammatory markers and major depression in patients has been discovered!
The level of inflammation measured by the SII marker is directly related to the severity of depressive disorders. This finding by a group of Chinese researchers led by Dr Yixuan Bai and Dr Zanxi Fang...
Is it possible to work during cancer treatment?
Cancer diseases are becoming more and more common, with various consequences. More and more modern methods of diagnosing and treating them are being developed, but the consequences affect more than...
What is a healthy diet for people with neurosis problems?
Neurosis, also known as anxiety disorder, is a condition characterised by excessive worry, anxiety and tension, which can manifest both psychologically - through intrusive thoughts, irritability -...
How to deal with ADHD problems?
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder that affects both children and adults, affecting their ability to focus attention, control impulses and maintain an...
What are healthy ways to deal with anxiety of loneliness?
Anxiety of loneliness is a feeling that can affect anyone - from those living alone, to those who feel isolated in crowds, to those who fear losing close relationships. It is a natural emotion...
New digital addictions: what to look out for in particular?
New technologies have become part of our daily lives. With the increasing popularity of artificial intelligence (AI), there is more and more discussion about the associated risks. One of these is...
