In a sad example of continued stigmatization and discrimination against people with a mental illness, the California Republican Party has raised questions about ten votes …

I’m not sure what drives economist Paul Rubin to write the editorial that appeared in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution on Tuesday. He appears to make the …

Right now, I have 36 windows opened up on my computer. No, I’m not doing (or trying to do) 36 things at once. It’s just …

Do you love Facebook?

Well, we do too and now you can show your love by checking out our new Facebook ADHD Quiz, which …

In a surprising irony, a recent study has found that Wikipedia members score lower on traits of agreeableness, conscientiousness and openness.

Wikipedia has long been touted …

I’ve been reluctant to blog about the computerized therapy program being touted by NASA in the news to help their astronauts deal with depression and …

Over at e-Patients.net, my colleague Alan Greene (who, with his wife Cheryl, runs the fantastic parenting and child resource site, DrGreene.com) writes an entry …

I’m not sure if this is a good thing or bad thing, but the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) — the agency responsible for the …

First, don’t panic.

The cause of many people’s angst and misery during an economic crisis is surely money-related, but we also multiply it by worrying unnecessarily. …

What a stranger and stranger world we live in.

The Associated Press brings us the story of a 43-year-old Japanese woman who, angry and upset by …

In three intriguing experiments into what shapes voter perceptions in the 2004 presidential election between Kerry and Bush, researchers took photos of the candidates, as …

Blogs tend to have a short life cycle, with most lasting under two years before fading into archival heaven. Last year Psych Central compiled a …