Last night 20/20 aired an almost entire episode about “Anger in America”. The television show spent a good bit of time attempting to …

It’s like we all went back to college one day and all the teachers took a nap while we cribbed off of one another’s tests.

Okay, …

Virtually everyone will face the prospect of job burnout at one point. Whether you’re an office worker or a …

After the well-publicized problems with antidepressants and an increased risk of suicide, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is now requiring pharmaceutical companies to …

Last week, the New England Journal of Medicine published a ground-breaking analysis of what gets published and what doesn’t when it comes to a drug’s …

We’ve written previously about the incredible story of a former patient being able to get the staff at the Judge Rotenberg Educational Center (JRC) …

We have a long way to go for equality in health care and mental health care amongst different races and ethnicities. In 2001, the U.S. …

Dr. Cliff Arnall based his findings that January 21st will be the most depressing day on a special formula that he developed, which takes …

A recent post on The Wall Street Journal’s health blog is a review of “The lives they left behind: Suitcases from a state hospital …

Our friends over at The National Psychologist alerted us to a change in eBay’s policy about selling “protected” psychological tests — they now allow the …

Hey, hey! Welcome to our first Friday Flashback on the new year! Never too late to celebrate is our motto, and celebrate we shall. We’re …

For all of the money, energy and focus that has gone into gene studies on schizophrenia, two findings this week call into question much …