The country singer revealed he has purely obsessional
OCD, which leads to uncontrollable thoughts. He also struggles with anxiety.
Combs said he’s found peace by “arming himself with knowledge” about his conditions.
Luke Combs may be a CMA-winning country star, but he wants fans to know that he’s just like us. “I like to think I’m a regular guy. There isn’t this big gap between me and the guy in the front row,” he recently told Dan Rather in a new episode of
The Big Interview.Like millions of Americans, Combs revealed that he too has battled with mental health issues over the years.
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Discrimination Linked to Anxiety Risk by Colleen Fleiss on January 17, 2021 at 12:06 AM
Discrimination may increase the risk of anxiety disorders regardless of genetics, said a multidisciplinary team of health researchers led by Tufts University and the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
Researchers determined that even after controlling for genetic risk for anxiety, depression, and neuroticism, greater reports of discrimination experiences remained associated with higher scores of anxiety and related disorders.
The findings, recently published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, suggest that discrimination is a risk factor for anxiety and related disorders rather than solely a result of common genetic liability.
Luke Combs appeared on an episode of The Big Interview with Dan Rather, opening up for the first time about his struggles with anxiety dating back to the time