The second element of anxiety is the inability to set aside worry, a phenomenon known as rumination. Rumination is the process of continuously thinking about the same thoughts, which are often ...

Researchers experimented in mice to better map those pathways, including a nerve that serves as a highway for serotonin — a chemical that plays a key role in depression and anxiety. The experiments ...

In animal studies, boosting serotonin in the cells that line the gut reduced anxious and depressive-like behaviors without causing cognitive or gastrointestinal side effects. Most of us have ...

Looking Nervously to the Future: Amid an outcry for justice and accountability, Syria’s Alawite minority, favored by the Assads, is feeling deep anxiety after the ouster of the country’s dictator.

Rumination and worry have been shown to increase the risk of depression and anxiety disorders. Alongside anxiety and depression, rumination has been linked to the development of conditions such as ...

Children worry, and they feel alone with their worries. Early on, they worry about shadows, ghosts, and monsters or imaginary creatures under the bed or in the closet. They worry about fires and ...

or How to Worry Less and Love the Market." The strategists, led by Jonathan Golub, pointed first to the tech sector's growing dominance in the S&P 500. Around 30 years ago, before the rise of the ...

In their report, “22x and Beyond: The Case for Higher Valuations or How to Worry Less and Love the Market,” UBS analysts argue that today's elevated stock prices are both sustainable and ...

When we conceptualize anxiety, we tend to see it as an omnipresent, immutable entity which we can neither change nor challenge. But the reality is that many of our anxious behaviors have been ...