A small, repeatable pause can help create a gentler transition into the evening.
In a small eight-week randomized trial, neither medication clearly outperformed the other, though symptom changes and side effects differed.
A review of Spanish court cases highlights family victims and limited compensation in a small subset of homicide cases.
Giving a single task your full attention can create small pockets of focus in a crowded day.
Small shifts in how you sit and move can make a desk day feel more comfortable.
Every extra walk to school, casual soccer game in the park or trip to the store could be doing more for teenage mental health than first thought, according to…
In a Finnish cohort study, women already in the menopausal transition at age 46 reported anxiety and depression symptoms more often than peers not yet in transition.
Two school cohorts, studied 17 years apart, showed increases in girls’ self-harm and disordered eating when broader mental health problems were also present.
A research team developed a word-and-phrase tool that may help identify signals linked with higher suicide risk in text conversations.
Unwanted thoughts about infant harm can be deeply upsetting, but the research described here found they were not linked to greater physical aggression.
Researchers found that violence exposure and cognitive or learning-related disabilities often occurred together in 115 incarcerated male adolescents.
A new paper argues that warm, humanlike chatbots can blur the line between a digital tool and a relationship.
A study of 300 adult psychiatric inpatients found that childhood neglect, especially physical neglect, was associated with a history of repeated suicide attempts.
An updated International Olympic Committee statement recommends regular, confidential mental health checks to help elite athletes get support sooner.
Drinking fluids regularly can help your body handle everyday tasks more comfortably.
The approach centers safety, trust and understanding what a child may need rather than judging behavior alone.
A small transition ritual can help create a gentler boundary between a busy day and your evening.
In a national survey of U.S. adults, support from people in everyday life was much more strongly tied to lower loneliness than support received through social media.
A short stretch without screens can create space to notice what helps you feel settled.
A brief change of scenery may create a calmer pause in a full day.
A brief breathing reset can create a little space when a moment feels overwhelming.
Brief movement breaks can make a long workday feel less stiff and more manageable.
A new editorial brings together evidence linking enjoyable reading with well-being, thinking skills and healthier aging.
Early results suggest an ECG software tool and a home urine test could help speed up diagnosis, but more evidence is still needed.
A planned study will test an MRI-based feedback tool in young adults at clinical high risk of psychosis.