Think twice before you cyberstalk—seeing someone online may make face-to-face interactions more stressful
Mental Health
When Not to Arrest an Abuser in a Domestic Violence Case
The current approach to dealing with domestic violence may be bad for victims’ health.
LSD Therapy Lowers Anxiety, Study Finds
People facing imminent death could benefit from the hallucinogenic
Leaning Out: Men Like to Be the Boss More Than Women Do, Study Says
A new study shows why women need to mentor younger women
More Bad News for Older Dads: Higher Risk of Kids With Mental Illness
The effect of paternal age on autism, schizophrenia, and ADHD may be greater than previously thought
What Your Personality Says About Your Weight
Whether you’re the life of the party, a bookworm, or a night owl plays a surprisingly large role in your ability to slim down
Tylenol During Pregnancy Linked to Higher Risk of ADHD
Moms-to-be who relieve pain with acetaminophen may be setting their children up for hyperactivity
The Happiest and Healthiest States Are In the Midwest
North Dakota ranks at the top of this year’s Gallup well-being poll, while West Virginia comes in last
Is Too Much Tanning a Mental Illness?
People with obsessive-compulsive disorder and body dysmorphic disorder are more likely to be dependent on tanning
Study: Switching Schools May Give Your Kids Psychotic Symptoms
Chronic marginalization and chronic exclusion could cause hallucinations and delusions
Facebook’s Gender Labeling Revolution
The pressure to choose a public identity can be harmful for people who haven’t decided on a private one, but at the very least seeing that long list can make you feel less isolated
Did Bode Miller Delay Grieving His Brother’s Death?
Research doesn’t support the idea that people put off grieving, but bereavement does come in unexpected waves
Saliva Test Predicts Risk of Severe Depression in Boys
High levels of stress hormone cortisol led to much greater likelihood of clinical depression diagnosis