Preparing for the Fight: How Prehabilitation Interventions are Changing the Game for Women with Gynaecological Cancer

Introduction: The Calm Before the Storm Imagine getting ready for a marathon, but instead of lacing up your favorite sneakers, you’re preparing for a grueling radiotherapy session that could alter the course of your life. For many women facing gynaecological cancer, this isn’t just an exercise in imagination—it’s a harsh reality. Whether dealing with cervical, […]

Navigating Life with Crohn’s: A Holistic Path to Healthier Living

Introduction: Discovering the Mind-Body Connection in Managing Crohn’s Crohn’s disease (CD) affects millions worldwide, significantly diminishing their quality of life. Picture waking up every day unsure of how your body will respond, constantly wrestling between physical symptoms and mental stress. For those diagnosed with this inflammatory bowel disease, the reality is more than just discomfort; […]

The impact of maternal prenatal psychological distress on the development of epilepsy in offspring: The Japan Environment and Children’s Study

**TITLE**: The Unseen Connection: How Mom’s Stress Impacts Baby’s Brain — Introduction Imagine a world where the mental state of a mother during pregnancy could somehow ripple into the future, affecting her child in unexpected ways. Emotional rollercoasters, often seen as a part of everyday life, might have far more profound consequences than we ever […]

Food for Thought: How Diet Impacts Mental Health in University Students

Introduction Starting university can feel like tumbling down the rabbit hole into a strange, new world. For students, this pivotal transition is often a time of self-discovery and freedom, but it can also be filled with significant challenges, including navigating newfound independence, academic pressures, and social change. Amidst this whirlwind of experiences, one crucial yet […]

Understanding the Silent Struggle: Unpacking Children’s Nutritional Health in Food Insecure Homes Across Europe

Introduction: Peeling Back the Layers of Hidden Hunger Have you ever wondered what it feels like to open the pantry, only to find it almost empty day after day? For some families across Europe, this isn’t a mere moment of worry—it’s a persistent reality. Growing up, we hear that food is not just fuel; it’s […]

Navigating Post-Pandemic Waves: Physical Activity and Mental Health in Veterinary Students

After the world hit the brakes due to COVID-19, life is slowly edging back to what many refer to as “normal.” However, for veterinary students, the echoes of the pandemic still reverberate loudly in the corridors of mental health. The recent research paper titled ‘Cross-sectional study of physical activity, dietary habits, and mental health of […]