U.S. Prison Population Declines as Racial Disparities Narrow
A new analysis of America’s criminal-justice data challenges one of the most common explanations for the country’s recent decline in...
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A new analysis of America’s criminal-justice data challenges one of the most common explanations for the country’s recent decline in...
A subtle failure in the brain’s blood-flow control system may provide one of the earliest measurable warning signs of psychosis...
A new postmortem study is drawing attention to the chemistry of the human brain after suicide, suggesting that patterns in...
Natural disasters are often described as universal tragedies, but the world’s news media do not treat them equally. A major...
A new study suggests that the way couples cope with cancer-related stress may help explain why fear of recurrence is...
A child’s brain may reveal subtle signs of vulnerability to schizophrenia years before the disorder’s characteristic symptoms appear, according to...
A landmark systematic review and meta-analysis led by researchers at York University suggests that digital mental health tools can improve...
Depression care in the US Department of Veterans Affairs health system appears to be moving in an unexpected direction. A...
A new study published in Translational Psychiatry is drawing attention to a possible link between copper imbalance and the brain...
A grant application can be judged on its scientific originality, methodological strength and potential impact. Yet a new study in...
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