Wednesday Weekly: New PTSD Trial Sends 68% to Remission

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Wednesday Weekly: New PTSD Trial Sends 68% to Remission
Digest Newsletter · Nov 4, 2026
Wednesday Weekly: New PTSD Trial Sends 68% to Remission

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68% — A new PTSD treatment led 68% of trial patients to lose their diagnosis.

Physical Exercise

Physical Exercise

Chronic exercise induces a pathway-dependent electrophysiological signature in the mouse… · nature.com

Excessive exercise disrupts dopamine regulation in the brain, study finds · news-medical.net

This No-Equipment Exercise Can Help Lower Blood Pressure · theflowspace.com

Coffee

Coffee

Moderate coffee and tea consumption associated with lower dementia risk, JAMA study finds · comunicaffe.com

Nearly 6 million coffee makers sold at major retailers recalled over burn risk · foxbusiness.com

Starbucks posts slight revenue miss, earnings beat in Q4 results as CEO says turnaround plan… · finance.yahoo.com

Sleep

Sleep

A New Narcolepsy Drug Could Change How We Understand Sleep · nationalgeographic.com

Good sleep linked to better brain health in cardiometabolic disease · medicalxpress.com

People who use marijuana for sleep may be missing something important · cleveland.com

Mental Health

Mental Health

Study reveals concerning trends in global mental health · phys.org

Mental Health Training Builds Manager Confidence Six Months Later · labmanager.com

Does time on social media make teens anxious and depressed? The evidence is not so clear · theconversation.com

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