Bully for You! The (In)effectiveness of Anti-Bullying Programs
by Jennifer Gibson, PharmDBullying is no longer seen as a rite of passage during childhood or adolescence. It is recognized as a serious mental health... READ MORE →
Bullying is no longer seen as a rite of passage during childhood or adolescence. It is recognized as a serious mental health... READ MORE →
The cause of autism is not completely understood, but several risk factors have been identified that are associated with... READ MORE →
Roughly a half billion people interact on Facebook every day, with many more engaging in other social networking sites. With... READ MORE →
The day my second son was born, a nurse — who had raised two boys of her own — offered advice: “When they get... READ MORE →
We all know how easy it is to catch your roommate’s cold or flu, but what about his or her mood? New research claims that,... READ MORE →
Calorie restriction could be more than a weight loss technique. It may prevent nerve cell loss in the brain, and even contribute... READ MORE →
It is not noteworthy (or particularly blog-worthy) news that mental health care is not up to par, especially in the United... READ MORE →
Successful aging is an experience governed by gender, culture, personality, and health-related factors. For some, successful... READ MORE →
Good news for all worrywarts and overachievers! All your moodiness, anxiety, organizational skills, and self-control may... READ MORE →
Empathy is the ability to perceive and react to another person’s emotions. Much attention has been paid to empathy regarding... READ MORE →
This Sunday February 14th (9 p.m. ET), the Emmy-nominated Brain Games tv-show is back! Wonder junkie Jason Silva returns to our screens, teaming up with... READ MORE →
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