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Scientists have grown tiny brain-like structures in the laboratory that may help them study schizophrenia and bipolar disorder in a new way. The structures, known as brain organoids or “mini-brains,” ...
SRINAGAR: A study of 903 people with a lifetime history of psychiatric morbidity in South Kashmir has found that nearly 30 per cent never sought help, while faith healers were the most common first ...
Notification letters are being mailed to individuals affected by data breaches at the pharmacy benefit management service provider MedImpact Healthcare Systems and the healthcare software company ...
Settlements have been agreed to resolve class action complaints against Wayne Memorial Hospital in Georgia and Regional Urology in Louisiana stemming from breaches of patients’ personal and protected ...
Billy Lumby's feature directorial debut, about severe mental health conditions, has its world premiere at the San Sebastian Film Festival ...
AI is helping scientists identify existing drugs that could be repurposed to treat dementia and brain disorders.
Psychotherapist Meera Moore Danowski explains the different types of therapists and therapies.
Research shows that a balance of warmth, structure and age-appropriate expectations can support healthy development.
The $30M facility, which opened Sept. 9, added 23 beds in western North Carolina for youth ages 13 to 17 experiencing mental health issues.
New research indicates that changes in the brain's outer layer can be detected at least seven years before amyloid plaques reach high levels. This challenges the traditional timeline of how Alzheimer's disease develops.
Cocaine and heroin are addictive. But smartphones, shopping, gaming and even work can also become compulsive. In Good Shape explores how everyday habits can spiral into addiction and what helps people ...
For some, that means avoiding strict rules and allowing children to negotiate almost every boundary. The intention can be positive: parents may worry that saying “no” too often will damage trust or ...
PostMag talks to five bright and ambitious recipients of the AIA Scholarships initiative to find out what lies ahead for them: here we meet King Chan, a postgraduate student in clinical psychology ...
We all know that poor choices about diet and exercise can shave years off your life. But so can this less known lifestyle factor.
New research shows that highly conscientious people strategically direct their gaze at leaders during workplace negotiations. This nonverbal behavior acts as a powerful signal, making them appear more reliable and…
The test means patients can start treatment sooner and are spared weeks of uncertainty.
Dr. Heidi Overton has been nominated to be the new FDA commissioner. The Senate HELP committee pressed her on vaccines, mifepristone, food safety and whether she can tell the president he's wrong.
Researchers have found that people with psychiatric disorders are more likely to find themselves in relationships with partners who have the same or similar diagnosis. An analysis of data from more ...
Former Stoke City footballer Tony Kelly has published his third book about gambling addiction. He says he has lost more than £500,000 to gambling after what started as "a bit of fun".
Being smart, focused, or detail-oriented won’t stop you from missing unexpected objects hidden in plain sight. New research suggests that inattentional blindness is a universal quirk of the brain.
People with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) may experience fear not only of specific events, but also of what they themselves are capable of becoming. A study involving 16 adults with OCD showed ...
NHS assessment bottlenecks have knock-on effects, leading to delays in medical help and lack of access to specialist support ...
"I'll start once my anxiety is gone."When trying something new,sometimes we think that way.Once I have a little more confidence.Once I've studied a little more.Once I'm no longer afraid of ...
A large-scale study from Tulane University in the United States has revealed that loneliness and social isolation may significantly shorten the period one can live without illness. The study, which ...
Gastonia, North Carolina - September 25, 2026 - Easy Mind Care LLC today launched its electronic health record (EHR) platform for solo mental health therapists, introducing a one-time $149 "Founder's ...
I have work this month.Yet, the thought that "it might not be there next month" never leaves my head. Even after closing the sales screen or getting into bed, I keep thinking about the same thing.It ...
No matter how much poison you put out, rats continue to thrive. So D.C.'s Rat Rangers are trying education (of people, not the rats). They take residents into back alleys to illuminate the problem.
When science corrects itself, science news should too. PsyPost has launched a custom Python program to daily audit its archive against Retraction Watch and Crossref, ensuring readers are promptly alerted when covered…
Antidepressants differed in their effects on QTc, with amitriptyline and escitalopram producing small average increases, and the magnitude of changes varying according to individual patient ...
MMAN — The Jordan Nursing Council (JNC), in cooperation with the World Health Organisation (WHO) Jordan office, on Tuesday held a dialogue session on strengthening the role of nurses in mental health ...
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