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Yoga and mindfulness-based lifestyle interventions for mental and physical health in South Asian immigrant women aged 40 years and older: a pilot study

Mental Health and Social Inclusion April 7, 2026 Mishel Malik, Mashal Ali, Kiran Ali et al.

South Asian immigrant women face elevated cardiometabolic risk at lower body mass indices and higher rates of mood and anxiety disorders compared to White women. This study aims to evaluate the feasibility and effects of a culturally adapted lifestyle intervention combining Ashtanga-based yoga with mindfulness on mental, functional and cardiometabolic outcomes in South Asian immigrant women...

What predicts meditation app engagement? an evaluation of user characteristics and motivation.

Psychology and Health April 7, 2026 Mariah Sullivan, Sara Cloonan, Jennifer Huberty et al.

Mindfulness meditation apps are associated with significant health benefits, yet many new app subscribers have low engagement and are unlikely to attain these benefits.This study examined the user characteristics that predict meditation app usage during the first eight weeks after subscribing. New meditation app subscribers (N = 304) completed a baseline survey which measured demographics,...

DOI: 10.1080/08870446.2026.2648854 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Mindfulness meditation Behaviour maintenance Health behaviours Intrinsic motivation +1

3,4-Methylenedioxymethamphetamine: From Dangerous Party Drug to Potential Therapeutic Agent

Quality in Sport April 5, 2026 Magdalena Ostaszewska, Milena Majchrzyk, Damian Zienkiewicz et al.

Introduction and aim of the study: 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA) is a stimulant drug with widespread consumption. It is used mainly in recreational settings, due to its ability to induce various pleasurable, mood-enhancing effects. Prolonged and excessive MDMA misuse can lead to multiple negative outcomes ranging from cognitive dysfunction or emotional dysregulation to severe...

YOGA, MEDITATION, AND PERFORMANCE PRACTICE: ENHANCING CREATIVITY, PRESENCE, AND WELL-BEING

ShodhKosh: Journal of Visual and Performing Arts April 3, 2026 Surendra P. Singh, Lohans Kumar Kalyani, Manju Singh et al.

There has been increasing research on the application of yoga and meditation to the composition of performing arts as one of the comprehensive approaches to creativity, stage performance, and well-being of the performers. Exposing the works of art to intense physical exercises, emotional outbursts, and excessive psychological stress, tend to affect the performance, as well as their health in...

The effect of yoga in improved cognitive functions in medical students: A comparative study

National Journal of Physiology, Pharmacy and Pharmacology April 2, 2026 Ambareesha Goud Kondam, W Nagadeepa, N Jagan et al.

Background: The medical students experience a lot of stress, which increase when they appear for internal assessment examination. Yoga as an anxiolytic tool which has been practiced over centuries in India. Aims and Objectives: To assess the efficacy of yoga in increasing the cognitive performance in medical students after practicing it for 6 months. Materials and Methods: A comparative study...

Dissociation in epilepsy: rethinking boundaries between psychiatry and neurology

Epilepsy & Behavior April 2, 2026 Mathieu Dhoisne, Philippe Derambure, Arnaud Leroy

BACKGROUND: Dissociation, a disruption in the coherent integration of experience, is increasingly recognized as a clinically relevant yet underexplored phenomenon in epilepsy. While psychobehavioral symptoms such as anxiety and depression are routinely addressed in epilepsy care, dissociation remains understudied and formal assessment frameworks to better evaluate and integrate dissociative...

DOI: 10.1016/j.yebeh.2026.111023 (opens in new tab) Epilepsy Dissociation chemistry Clinical neurology

POTENCIAL TERAPÊUTICO DA HOASCA NO TRATAMENTO DA DEPRESSÃO: REVISÃO DE ESCOPO

Revista Políticas Públicas & Cidades April 2, 2026 Adrian Santos de Souza, Endiamara Magda Segala Shigemori, Celso Ferraz Bett

A depressão é uma das principais causas de incapacidade no mundo, e suas abordagens terapêuticas convencionais, embora eficazes para muitos pacientes, ainda apresentam limitações significativas, como início tardio dos efeitos e resistência ao tratamento. Nesse contexto, destaca-se a hoasca, também conhecida como ayahuasca, uma infusão amazônica tradicional composta por Banisteriopsis caapi e...

DOI: 10.23900/2359-1552v15n4-4-2026 (opens in new tab) Context archaeology Scielo Gynecology

The Concept of Autism in Autism Spectrum Disorder and Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorder: Historical Divergence and Phenomenological Rapprochement

Journal of the Korean Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry April 1, 2026 Seong Hoon Jeong, Jung-Woo Son 1 citation

This study aims to trace the historical origins and conceptual divergence of "autism" as employed in autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and schizophrenia spectrum disorder (SSD), and to examine their recent rapprochement through the lens of phenomenological psychopathology. A narrative review was conducted to analyze primary historical sources, including works by Bleuler, Kanner, and their...

Using Multi-Informant Qualitative Data to Inform Adaptations to Mindfulness-Based Interventions for Adolescents With Chronic Migraine

Clinical Journal of Pain April 1, 2026 Michelle A. Clementi, Michelle Harmon, Emily F. Law et al.

Objectives: Adolescents with chronic migraine face increased risk for comorbid anxiety and depression that, can hinder migraine self-management and coping. Mindfulness-based interventions may reduce anxiety/depression to improve migraine outcomes, yet require tailoring to increase acceptability and engagement among this distinct population. The current study used qualitative methods to explore...