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Singapore, 23 June 2026 — As mental health needs continue to rise in Singapore, researchers found that most adults living with symptoms of anxiety or depression are open to receiving support from peers, even if they have not sought professional help.
Energy drinks promise focus, stamina and productivity. But what happens when that daily boost becomes a habit? From sleep disruption to heart health concerns, here is what the science says.
Modern dating is filled with ambiguity, breadcrumbing and mixed signals. Over time, the emotional toll can lead to dating burnout, affecting anxiety and self-esteem.
Investigating the psychological pull of Reddit’s AITA culture and how public moral judgement shapes our self-esteem and mental health in the digital age.
Sleep is meant to be a time of rest, but for some people, the thought of going to sleep triggers…
Sleep paralysis is a common REM-related sleep disturbance that can create vivid hallucinations and intense fear. Here is how it…
A job is not just a paycheck. It is part of who we are, how we spend our days, and how we see ourselves. So when we lose it, the impact is not just financial. It is emotional, social, and psychological.
Phobias are not just childhood quirks. From holes and vomit to skyscrapers and tight spaces, these irrational fears can feel like they follow you through your whole life.
Feeling anxiety about your future is entirely normal, but excessive feelings of frustration and dread could be a sign of a more serious mental condition.
New research shows probiotics may reduce stress, anxiety, and fatigue in just a few weeks, offering subtle mood improvements through the gut–brain connection.
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