Anxiety Research

What's New in Anxiety Research

Click on any of the links below for the recently published reseach on anxiety, depression, sleep disorders, stress, and other physical and mental health topics:

DATE	ITEM
2017
5/25/2017	Chronic Childhood Illness Linked With Later Life Mental Health Problems
5/25/2017	Survey Finds Widespread Ignorance, Stigma About Anxiety, Depression, and Others
5/19/2017	SSRI Antidepressants Tied To Increased Risk In Dementias, another study finds
5/2/2017	There Is An Upside To Worry, study finds
4/27/2017	Sleep Research Shows How The Brain Resets During Sleep
3/15/2017	Tackling Depression By Changing The Way You Think
2/7/2017	Talk Therapy Normalizes Brain Function, University of Zurich research finds
1/18/2017	CBT Changes The Brain, new research finds.
1/5/2017	Antidepressants linked to increase in Alzheimer’s and other dementias, research finds.

2016
10/25/2016	Females Experience More Stress Than Males When Alone.
10/24/2016	Antidepressants Worsen Sexual Dysfunction and Depression, new study finds.
10/13/2016	Anxiety Therapy Sessions Best In The Morning, new study finds.
10/2/2016	SSRI Antidepressants Trigger Fear And Anxiety, Research Finds.
9/19/2016	CBT is the ‘Gold Standard’ treatment for anxiety disorder, multiple studies find.
8/31/2016	Insecure childhood can make dealing with stress harder.
8/29/2016	Less than one-third of adults with depression receive treatment.
8/25/2016	Memory Activation before exposure can reduce fear, Uppsala University research finds.
7/20/2016	Women with ADHD are much more likely to have a wide range of mental and physical health problems in comparison to women without ADHD.
7/19/2016	Same genes involved with both depression and happiness.
7/12/2016	Tinnitus (ringing in the ears): Cause and treatment identified.
7/11/2016	Most antidepressants are ineffective for children and teens, yet more likely to be dangerous than previously recognized study author concludes.
7/11/2016	Antidepressant use during pregnancy can affect newborn brain activity Helsinki University study finds
7/9/2016	A popular anti-anxiety medication, benzodiazepine, reduces empathy, new study finds
6/27/2016	Want to reduce anxiety? Depression? Spend time in nature, new study finds
6/23/2016	Why you can experience fear even before you realize you are in danger.
6/15/2016	Making art at any level reduces stress hormones
5/12/2016	Online therapy effective at treating depression and anxiety

12/17/2015	Talk therapy better for winter blues than light therapy, study finds
12/16/2015	Unhappiness and stress do not increase mortality, new study finds
12/15/2015	Antidepressant Use During Pregnancy Increases Risk Of Autism By 87 Percent
12/14/2015	Helping Others Reduces Stress, research finds
12/8/2015	The approach anxietycentre.com uses to resolve anxiety disorder is the most effective, research finds
11/25/2015	Computer Assisted Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Provides Little Or No Benefits For Depression, study finds
11/25/2015	Serotonin exerts different and sometimes opposing effects on different parts of the brain
11/16/2015	Anxiety Can Aggravate Asthma and Vice Versa, study finds
11/2/15	Children's self-esteem already established by age 5, new study finds
10/21/15	Marijuana use disorders rise as marijuana use rises
10/20/15	Burnout and Depression: two entities or one?
10/7/15	Over half of workers with depression do not recognize need for treatment
10/5/15	Benzodiazepine Medications Ineffective For Anxiety Disorder, May Increase Dementia Risk
10/5/15	Face-To-Face Social Interactions Can Reduce Anxiety, Depression - research finds
9/30/15	The placebo response is behind much of a patient’s response to drug treatment when it comes to depressive disorder
9/18/2015	Why people end anxiety therapy too soon - University of Houston
9/16/2015	Antidepressant, Paxil, was misrepresented as safe for adolescents, study finds
7/14/2015	Benzodiazepines not recommended for patients with PTSD or recent trauma

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Authors: Jim Folk, Marilyn Folk, BScN. Last updated May 25, 2017.

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