Lawyers and Alcohol Abuse
Many of America's lawyers face a potentially serious health issue.
Condition Center: Anxiety Disorders
Concussions and Suicide: Is There a Connection?
A concussion could raise an adult's likelihood of committing suicide by 300 percent, even without a history of psychiatric issues.
How Meditation Might Help Chronic Pain
Veterans who have been wounded often deal with chronic pain conditions. A new study suggests they might be able to help themselves.
Patching the Scars of PTSD
Scary experiences can leave emotional scars even after years, but there may be hope for long-term survivors of rape, domestic violence and war.
How 'Magic' Mushrooms Could Help Cancer Patients
A single dose of an illegal, hallucinogenic drug could help cancer patients in a big way.
Getting Exposure for OCD
When drugs don't work, how is a patient with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) supposed to manage?
The Digital Side of Therapy
Web counseling is an easily accessible and affordable mental health tool. And new evidence suggests it's effective, too.
How Meditation Could Improve Athletic Performance
For athletes, training the mind might be just as important as training the body.
The Teen Brain on Social Media
Unlike teenagers, social media never sleeps. But for teens who try to keep up with online accounts 24/7, there may be a price.
Psychedelic Drug Research Re-Emerges
Psychedelic drugs may once again be raising consciousness about alternative ways to treat mental disorders.
Survey: Mental Health Highly Valued in US
Stigma can be a major barrier for people with mental illness to seek the help they need, but a new survey suggests that perceptions may be changing.
Women: The Worried Poor
Being poor can be tough for anyone. If you’re a woman, however, it can be even tougher.
Imagining the Solution
Whether it's a coworker who's constantly flustered or a neighbor who obsessively landscapes the yard, many people know someone who is neurotic. Those...
Teens in Love
Think having multiple relationships will make you well-adjusted? It turns out that it may come down to more than just your number.
Rheumatoid Arthritis: The Heart of the Matter
Rheumatoid arthritis and heart disease often go hand-in-hand. Now researchers may have found at least one reason why that is.
Hearing Loss May Affect More Than Your Ears
Is your loved one struggling with hearing loss? Getting Dad the help he needs may greatly increase his quality of life — in more ways than one.
How Mindfulness Training Could Help Some Veterans
The trauma of combat can lead to severe mental distress — even after veterans return home. One type of treatment, however, is offering some hope.
When Picky Eating Becomes a Problem
Picky eaters can be a nightmare for parents at mealtime. But for some kids, it may be more than just a phase.
