Un suplemento común de gimnasio podría ayudar a combatir la depresión, sugiere una nueva investigación

Ranked News

🏥 Health

Un suplemento común de gimnasio podría ayudar a combatir la depresión, sugiere una nueva investigación 07.07.2026

Fox News

Una revisión sistemática publicada en Brain Medicine sugiere que la creatina monohidratada, un suplemento común para el desarrollo muscular, podría servir como un tratamiento complementario beneficioso para el trastorno depresivo mayor. Investigadores de la Universidad de Ottawa analizaron cinco ensayos controlados aleatorios para evaluar el impacto de la creatina en la salud mental. Los hallazgos indican que la creatina podría mejorar los síntomas cuando se combina con antidepresivos como el escitalopram o con la terapia cognitivo-conductual. Sin embargo, los resultados fueron inconsistentes, ya que los estudios que involucraron a adolescentes y depresión bipolar no mostraron beneficios significativos. El autor principal, Bassam Jeryous Fares, enfatizó que, si bien la señal es interesante, se requieren más ensayos a gran escala y bien controlados antes de cambiar las prácticas clínicas. Los expertos señalan que, aunque la creatina favorece el metabolismo energético cerebral y es generalmente segura, debe verse como un complemento potencial para las terapias existentes y no como un sustituto de la medicación o la psicoterapia.

Fox News Full Article

📰 Top Stories

US completes ninth night of strikes on Iran as troop deaths raise fear of wider war

CNN

Tearful Scaloni uncertain of Argentina future after World Cup loss

Aljazeera

Iran war, Myanmar crisis and South China Sea rifts under the spotlight in ASEAN ministerial talks

Yahoo

Ukraine-Russia war latest: Russian oil depots hit after Putin launches ballistic missile attack on Kyiv

The Independent

'They should pay us': Trump threatens Canada PM with tariffs over 'poisoned air' affecting US cities

The Times of India

Arizona mass shooting: 10 injured after gunman opens fire in crowded downtown Tucson district

The Times of India

5.1 magnitude earthquake in Peru kills 5, injures 32

Hindustan Times

Hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans need aid after earthquakes: 'We have no income left'

Le Monde

Cockroach Janta Party protesters march on Indian parliament in Modi challenge

DW

Ferry capsizes off Guyana, authorities still searching for 66

Yahoo

🇺🇸 United States

US service member killed in Iraq ordnance detonation amid fresh strikes on Iran

The Times of India

US politicians are trying to change what chatbots say about them

The Straits Times

'Happy and healthy': JD and Usha Vance welcome fourth child

Yahoo

Shooting in Arizona leaves 10 people wounded, including suspect

The Straits Times

Health officials identify source of US explosive diarrhoea outbreak

BBC

Two deaths reported in New York City Legionnaires’ disease cluster

Yahoo

Two immigrants killed by ICE agents in separate incidents within a week

The Guardian

The Tate brothers arrested

CNN

Should you run your AC unit amid bad air quality? What to know

USA Today

Off-duty employee shoots protester near Colorado ICE facility, police say

Yahoo

🟠 Americas

Naufrage d’un ferry au Guyana : deux morts, 67 rescapés et un nombre incertain de disparus

Le Monde

US service member killed in Iraq during ‘controlled detonation’ of Iranian drone, military says

The Independent

Cuban dissident Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara goes into exile in US

BBC

Trump pats FIFA trophy for good luck as he and Melania sit with Infantino behind protective glass at World Cup final

The Independent

Trump defends ICE traffic stops after fatal shootings spark protests

CGTN

Au Pérou, six morts et 32 blessés dans un séisme de magnitude 5,1

Le Monde

Au Venezuela, des centaines de milliers de sinistrés ont besoin d’aide humanitaire après les séismes : « On n’a plus aucun revenu »

Le Monde

This farmer wanted to quit the cocaine industry - he couldn't

BBC

Forest Service employees headed out for field work. They were zip-tied and held hostage for 15 hours

The Independent

Shipping wars: Amazon is ‘aggressively’ going after Fedex and UPS, insiders say

The Independent