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Five scientific ways to help reduce feelings of anxiety

There are several evidence-backed ways of calming an anxious mind – from eating specific foods to adding certain exercises to your routine

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Why do people get postnatal anxiety and how can we treat it?

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Why do people get postnatal anxiety and how can we treat it?

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To improve mental health, we must do more than just raise awareness

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To improve mental health, we must do more than just raise awareness

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Mental health 'first aid' training has no clear medical benefit

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We must treat therapy with scientific rigour to see if it works

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Wearable anti-anxiety device strokes your arm with a furry pompom

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Practicing just 5 minutes of breathing exercises every one day for one month can ease anxiety

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Short breathing exercise lifts mood more than mindfulness meditation

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Exposure to high levels of light at night may be linked to certain mental health conditions

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Light exposure may be linked to several mental health conditions

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Brain molecule may make us recall memories as being good or bad

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Your brain may have a warning system that suppresses unwanted thoughts

Researchers have identified a signal in the brain that may suppress unwanted memories, which could lead to treatments for OCD, anxiety and depression

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Hugging a pillow that mimics breathing could reduce anxiety

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Anxious and neurotic personality traits linked to ASMR sensations

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How to hack your stress and turn it into a positive force in your life

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Dogs that detect seizures may be sniffing out the scent of human fear

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