Social Science

Drug-naïve, first-episode schizophrenia patients may experience subtle brain chemistry disruptions before medication ever begins, according to a new study highlighting...

A new real-world analysis published in Schizophrenia tracks how U.S. adults living with schizophrenia receive care—and what that care costs—when...

Each year, about 700,000 children worldwide die from vaccine-preventable diseases, with the vast majority in low- and middle-income countries. A...

A new study led by University of Delaware professor Jarett Haley examines how racially minoritized graduate students interpret and experience...

Virtual reality (VR) is rapidly becoming a go-to tool in behavioural science, offering researchers a rare combination of ecological realism...

A new hybrid intervention is set to strengthen elementary school efforts to prevent early substance use by pairing evidence-based classroom...

Sleep problems are not just a lifestyle issue—they may reflect how the brain coordinates information differently across the adult lifespan....

Scrolling for Study Helps, Scrolling for Fun Hurts: A New Study on Nursing Students’ Social Media Use and Wellbeing A...

Emergency call takers and dispatchers form the invisible frontline of public safety, managing some of the most intense and life-threatening...

In the rapidly urbanizing landscape of China, resource-based cities find themselves at a critical crossroads. A new study published in...