Psychology & Psychiatry

On the outside, they are the women who appear to manage everything: full-time careers, completed university degrees, appointments kept, deadlines...

Every thought, every movement, and every flicker of consciousness rides on a wave. The brain is never silent: it hums...

The Quiet Wound: How "Moral Sadness" Hardens Into Moral Distress in Future Health Professionals Students training to become physicians, nurses,...

Governments around the world routinely separate mental health from the ministries that actually shape it—housing, transport, education, employment and social...

In large swaths of rural America, the numbers surrounding youth mental health read like a failure of infrastructure as much...

Every Friday, millions of Muslims file into mosques around the world and listen to a man expected to be, all...

For millions of people who survive cancer each year, the end of treatment does not mark a return to normal...

Few scientific questions have generated as much public alarm, political debate and headline-chasing research as the suspicion that social media...

America is living through a mental health emergency, and it is running out of the people trained to answer the...

For decades, psychiatrists have toyed with an odd hypothesis: that the fats circulating in our blood might whisper something about...