Alcohol-Related Violence More Common in People Who Repress Anger
Many people believe that alcohol can cause normally peaceful people to become violent. New research shows that intoxication can indeed increase violence, but that the…
Many people believe that alcohol can cause normally peaceful people to become violent. New research shows that intoxication can indeed increase violence, but that the…
Lonely people are less healthy, and the quality of friendships is more important than the quantity, according to researchers at the University of Arizona. Having…
Most people know it’s not a good idea to go to the grocery store when you’ve had a tough day at work and haven’t eaten…
Baby boomers–roughly, the generation of Americans currently over 50–have sharply increased their rate of substance abuse. This is according to a report issued last week…
Social stigma is still attached to people who achieve success in jobs normally held by members of the other sex. The specific social penalties differ…
Anorexia, bulimia, and other eating disorders can be worsened by “encouragement” offered on pro-anorexia and pro-bulimia web sites, according to researchers from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg…
Warning: Driving and using a cell phone may be dangerous–to your relationships. We all know by now that chatting on a cell phone is a…
Children whose mothers are abused by their husbands or boyfriends are more likely to be obese by the time they reach school age, according to…
A recent article in Drug and Therapeutics Bulletin warns doctors that it is unwise to give men testosterone for “male menopause.” Doing so may increase the risk…
Tai Chi, a Chinese form of martial arts movements that focuses on meditative breathing and methodical movement, has been proven to improve mental health. A…
Health organizations and health professionals inside Liberia have asked for years that the government do something about the deplorable lack of mental health care in…
Just living in an area where homicides occur can cause children to have lower scores in reading, writing, and thinking. The stress, fear, and helplessness…
Recent research in the Netherlands suggests that Type II diabetes can result in cognitive deficits within the first five years, long before the patient realizes…
At the recent annual convention of the Associated Professional Sleep Societies, a new study was presented about the role of sleep in how preschoolers score…
Perfectionism – the pressure a person puts on himself or herself to be as close to perfect as possible in everything – may be bad…
A recent study shows that National Guard members are more likely to suffer from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder or depression after combat than are regular…
In recent years, we’ve learned that genetics may play a role in everything from obesity to addictive behavior to various forms of cancer. Despite the…
Researchers in New York believe they have discovered how the gene for early-onset Alzheimer’s disease interferes with brain activity – an amazing discovery that may…
Over the past few years, more and more has become known about the relationship of stress to a number of physical and mental health issues….
The results of a new study reveals that having sex while sleeping has become a frequent complaint and is a growing disorder. Almost 8% of…
Dr. Robert D. Vorona of Eastern Virginia Medical School, did a recent comparison study between two neighboring high schools, one that started at 7:20 am…