Editor’s Letter
The Future of Mental Health
Inverse takes a deep dive into the technologies that may transform the way we think about and address mental health and where humanity could go if we succeed.
Inverse takes a deep dive into the technologies that may transform the way we think about and address mental health and where humanity could go if we succeed.
Before Humanity Can Conquer the Stars, We Need to Deal With One Painfully Human Problem
Keeping astronauts mentally grounded during long-term spaceflight is a tall order — one that could make or break our galactic travels.
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8 Reasons ADHD Diagnoses Are Increasing
There is a clear uptick in ADHD diagnoses, but why?
The Truth About The Controversial Label For People Who Are Unable To Identify Emotions
Alexithymia is a term used to describe people who have difficulty engaging with emotions. But is it helpful?
Science Is Clear On The Path To Digital Well-Being — And No, It Doesn’t Involve Going Cold Turkey
Digital detoxes are essential, but not as extreme as many make them out to be.
This Probiotic Could Be A Missing Link Between Our Gut and Our Mental Health
One potential mechanism underlying the gut-brain axis has been found.
Science Is Slowly Uncovering the Link Between Mental Health and Perimenopause
Women going through perimenopause are more than twice as likely to develop bipolar disorder.
Studies Suggest Mental Health Is Contagious — But How, Why, And Who Is Susceptible?
Research suggests mental health disorders can spread socially — but the science has its limitations.
One in 4 US Adults Suspect They Have ADHD — Are You One of Them?
If you think you have ADHD, going to a doctor for a diagnosis could be your best bet for treatment.
The Truth About Using Psilocybin For Depression
What is really needed is a comparison of the long-term effect of psilocybin with another treatment (an antidepressant) or a placebo.
