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Medical marijuana for mental illness? Scientists say not enough evidence yet It’s long been believed that medical marijuana has the ability to treat mental illness, but according to researchers who looked at four decades of studies on the topic, the evidence simply isn't compelling enough.
Does too much screen time stunt toddlers' brains? A new study recommends that parents who let their children watch screens should rather use the time to personally interact with them.
Are you an emotional eater? If you overeat when stressed; keep eating even after you feel full; and reach for food when you're tired, angry or sad, your eating habits may be related to more than true hunger.
Gender reassignment surgery does bring mental health benefits According to new research, people who underwent gender reassignment surgery were less likely to reach out for mental health care services in the first year after their surgery.
Would you cover up for a loved one if they committed a crime? Punish or protect - what would you do if a loved one committed a crime? A study found that most people would do the latter. Health24's psychiatrist sheds some light on why this may be the case.
9 things your employer can do to help you with your mental health issues at work You shouldn't have to dread the office...