From answering phone calls to doorbells there are plenty of things that Gen Z would rather avoid going out to dinner can be added to that list. A study has now found that Gen Z suffers anxiety while dining out at restaurants.

Decoding Menu Anxiety: Study reveals Gen Z does not like dining out

Study reveals that GenZ does not like dining out. Did COVID Pandemic affect their in-person social skills? The current generation prefers to cook at home due to inflation.

GenZ does not like dining out shows study | They suffer 'menu anxiety'

Less screen time is the secret to happiness, new research reveals. There is a sharp increase in average screen time by children during the pandemic. But it has a harmful impact on health. Spending more time online increases the risk of depression.

Less screen time is the secret to happiness, new research reveals

Skipping that party you're dreading may not be as bad as your anxiety is making it out to be. As per research published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology on Dec 11, people tend to overestimate the negative fallouts of declining social plans.

Your anxiety is lying to you! Saying 'no' to plans isn't all that bad, finds study

Climate change is real this is a statement we have heard over the years but a byproduct stemming from these conversations is of climate anxiety. Much like climate change the anxiety around it is also a very real phenomenon. Google's data now shows that searches around climate anxiety have been on the rise.

Climate change and its impact on mental health

On World Mental Health Day, several celebrities are talking about the importance of mental health and its well-being. Filmmaker Karan Johar has opened up for the first time about his tryst with anxiety and spoke at length about how it was first diagnosed in 2015 and how it came back earlier this year.

On World Mental Health Day, Karan Johar opens up about his battle with anxiety

A new study has now revealed direct and rather concerning connections between the consumption of milk tea and mental health. Now a research paper has been released by the Central University of Finance and Economics in China this is what the conclusions have to say.

Study: Milk tea consumption triggers anxiety, suicidal thoughts

Chinese researchers say that consumption of milk tea can lead to addiction, depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts. The study says that they still don't know the cause. Can Chinese studies be trusted?

Gravitas: Chinese study: Milk tea causes depression and anxiety | Is China against mixing milk with tea?

In situations involving social discomfort, individuals with anxiety tend to activate a less appropriate section of the frontal region of the brain when making behavioral choices compared to those without anxiety.

Anxious brains navigate social challenges differently. Here's how

Sperm is a unique cell crucial for reproduction. They undergo a complex process known as spermatogenesis, by which haploid spermatozoa develop from germ cells in the seminiferous tubules of the testis.

Do stress and anxiety play a role in sperm quality? Here's the answer

Doomscrolling is the habit of regularly scrolling through social media for long duration. And consuming negative news and posts. Initially it was meant to stay updated during the pandemic situation. But today it can quickly turn into a harmful obsession. Doomscrolling reinforces negative thoughts and feelings, and can cause anxiety and depression.

Do you doomscroll at night? Beware! It is damaging your brain

-by Richa Jaggi In recent years, the therapeutic potential of medical cannabis has gained significant attention, particularly in the realm of mental health. According to a Lancet Psychiatry study, in 2017, a significant number of Indians were affected by mental health issues.

Can medical cannabis improve mental health? Details on uses, dosage and side effects

It is essential to carefully consider the advantages and disadvantages of AI as its integration into various aspects of society continues to evolve. Proactive measures are necessary to maximise the benefits of AI while mitigating potential drawbacks.

Working with AI systems is casting impact on employees, affecting health, social behaviour

Dr Shweta Sharma talks about paranoia, anxiety and depression triggered by uncertainty over coronavirus pandemic. She also lists ways to deal with mental health issues.

Video Opinion: Uncertainty over coronavirus has taken a toll on mental health

Imagine living an almost pain-free life with no feeling of anxiousness or fear. One would be mistaken to think the description is that of Superman, but scientists were astounded when they found such a human in flesh - 75-year-old Jo Cameron, a Scottish national who cannot feel any pain.

Meet this Scottish 'Superman-esque' grandmother who feels no pain, fear and anxiety

French fries, the comfort food for many generations, is barely considered healthy. But did you know it may have a negative impact on mental health as well? Research in China found that frequent consumption of fried food items, especially fried potatoes, is linked with a high risk of depression and even a higher risk of anxiety.

French fries may drive anxiety, depression, new research suggests

What works for one may not for another. This is especially true when it comes to mental health problems like depression and antidepressants. These drugs that can make a person's life significantly better often come with serious side effects.

Artificial Intelligence helps 'solve the mystery,' match medicine to patient, aid in treatment of depression

Got social anxiety? Well, according to some Swedish researchers, smelling other people's body odour could be an effective anxiety therapy for you. Scientists have been using armpit sweat in their experiments and they have reportedly found that social anxiety can be reduced with the help of human "chemo-signals".

Smelling stinky armpits may reduce social anxiety: Study

Air pollution has long been associated with lung diseases and breathing problems and with growing levels of pollution in air and the airborne diseases have become a recurring feature in daily life.

WION Climate Tracker: Exposure to air pollution causes depression, anxiety; linked to mental health

Holiday anxiety is a sense of panic or worry, which usually trickles in around the holiday season. People feel undue pressure to choose the perfect gifts for their family every year. Is it worth it to sacrifice your peace of mind for superficial gestures? Priyanka Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: Holiday anxiety peaks in December

A study published on Wednesday shows that mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) worked just as well as a standard drug prescribed for treating anxiety in people.

Study shows practising mindfulness worked as well as medication prescribed for anxiety

Ever since the world got hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, all of us have faced a number of challenges that we weren't expecting to tackle in the pre-COVID era. The challenging times tested us in ways more than one.

Study reveals stress levels in women at a 10-year high post-COVID

America may soon be screening all adults for anxiety disorders, at least that's what a government-backed panel has recommended. The number of Americans displaying symptoms of anxiety has gone up drastically. What gives? Listen in to Priyanka Sharma.

Gravitas: U.S. panel recommends screening all American adults for anxiety

Shedding light on the importance of mental health, a US-government-backed medical expert panel has recommended that adults under the age of 65 in the US get routinely screened for anxiety disorders.

Adults under 65 should get routinely screened for anxiety, recommends a US study panel

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