Warning Signs of School Shootings
There have been at least a dozen school shootings in American schools and universities within the past three years, resulting in the deaths of more than 50 students. In 1998 Oregon’s ... Read more... »
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Texas Mental Hospitals: A Haven for Abuse
Since 2005 over 70 employees at Texas' 10 state mental hospitals have been fired while dozens more have been disciplined for alleged physical abuse, including brutal beatings in some cases. ... Read more... »
Bullying in Childhood Can Damage Young Adults
Children who are the target of rumors and gossip are at risk of depression and anxiety in early adulthood, finds a new University of Florida study.
Investigators studied 210 college students ... Read more... »
Learn to be Compassionate
Compassion and kindness are personality traits that many believe are innate -- a reflection of who we are. A new research study investigates if we can train ourselves to be more ... Read more... »
Usefulness of Anger
Common sense suggests people typically prefer to feel emotions that are pleasant, like excitement, and avoid those that are unpleasant, like anger. However, does the emotion of anger provide a benefit ... Read more... »
Depression May Influence Interaction with Children
Raising children is a challenging task regardless of the surroundings. The duty expands when a child is ill, the family has little money and the mother is depressed.
A new ... Read more... »
Girls With ADHD Face Risks As Adults
A new study suggests hyperactive young girls are more likely to get hooked on smoking, under-perform in school or jobs and gravitate towards mentally abusive relationships as adults.
The report, issued as ... Read more... »
Poor Sleep More Harmful for Women
Researchers believe they have discovered why poor sleep, especially the time it takes to fall asleep, does more harm to cardiovascular health in women than in men.
Duke University scientists found ... Read more... »
Non-Sexual Worksite Harassment Is More Harmful
Subtle forms of jobsite intolerance such as belittling comments, persistent criticism of work and withholding resources, appears to inflict more harm on employees than sexual harassment.
“As sexual harassment becomes less ... Read more... »
Old Drug May Help Reduce Mania
A new provocative study suggests the off-label use of a drug known to treat breast cancer may provide benefit to bipolar patients suffering from mania.
Animal studies and human pilot trials ... Read more... »
