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Dr. Bryce Thacker: Is brain fog actually COVID depression? - Vimarsana News

Dr. Bryce Thacker: Is brain fog actually COVID depression?

Brain fog. Lack of motivation. Exhaustion. Nearly 50% of American adults have experienced symptoms of major depressive disorder following a COVID-19 infection. Despite prolonged and overwhelming struggles, many people deny they are experiencing mental health challenges.The Symptoms and Struggles of COVID DepressionPatients grappling with COVID depression frequently face a range of debilitating symptoms, including difficulty […]

Sponsored: Treating depression in a novel way takes a team - Vimarsana News

Sponsored: Treating depression in a novel way takes a team

In recent years, advancements in neuroscience have paved the way for innovative treatments targeting various mental health disorders. One such treatment gaining…

Column: Move over, fentanyl? Stimulant overdose deaths are rising fast - Vimarsana News

Column: Move over, fentanyl? Stimulant overdose deaths are rising fast

Columnist Teri Sforza writes that researchers are searching for medication to help and several look promising.

Is Europe Taking Too Long to Adopt TMS for Major Depression? - Vimarsana News

Is Europe Taking Too Long to Adopt TMS for Major Depression?

Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation has been approved for more than a decade in the US, but Europe still needs clear guidelines.

Join UCLA's Innovative Memory Research Study! - Vimarsana News

Join UCLA's Innovative Memory Research Study!

Are you ready to contribute to groundbreaking research and help shape the future of memory treatments? Do you sometimes find yourself grappling with memory challenges? If you are right-handed and between 55 and 100 years old, UCLA invites you to be part of our cutting-edge Memory Research Study.