Videos are often thought of as being a waste of time, but there may be some benefits to online gaming, such as social connections to combat loneliness.
You knew this but science wants to confirm it: Listening to favorite music could release that pleasure-loving, possible chill-creating hormone called dopamine.
How does social media make you feel? This new study shows how your Facebook feed may be affecting your emotional health.
Mental Health Stories
The levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere have reached the highest peak in 3 million years.
A new study claims that psilocybin — the chemical agent that makes people hallucinate can help patients with treatment-resistant depression.
Chronic stress along with high demands from work and personal life can lead to exhaustion that manifests itself both physically and emotionally.
A new study shows where people are getting their opioid prescriptions from.
You'd like the benefits of meditation but you can't fight off the distractions? Here are the secrets to learn to focus.
Autism rates increased for two decades; now the number of kids diagnosed with the developmental disorder might finally be leveling out.
Under the influence? Currently, police officers have to determine if a driver is high the old-school way: context clues and field sobriety tests.
Black parents might report issues in their child’s development differently, leading to a racial disparity in how and when autism is diagnosed — and hurting the chances for early intervention.
Restless sleep may tip off Parkinson's disease later in life.
A person's genes may affect whether certain diets will help them.
Charles Manson orchestrated savage murders in the late 1960s and showed signs of antisocial personality disorder. Whether he was a psychopath or a sociopath is up for debate.
Doctors might be able to diagnose ADHD more accurately using brain scans, getting help to kids who need it.