Having a Bad Job Can Be Worse Than None At All
March 15th, 2011
Although in the current economy being unemployed feels like the worst thing in the world, researchers have found something even worse -- being stuck in a ...
Although in the current economy being unemployed feels like the worst thing in the world, researchers have found something even worse -- being stuck in a ...
New research suggests individuals who abuse drugs have difficulty identifying emotions from facial expression.
Spanish scientists from the University of Granada analyzed the relation ...
A new report suggests children who are sexually abused may be at higher risk for developing schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders.
The Austrian study found that a ...
Researchers have discovered a correlation between increased activity among brain circuits and flashbacks among individuals with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
University of Minnesota investigators learned that an ...
Researchers are hopeful that emerging research linking psychosis to an abnormal relationship between two signaling chemicals in the brain may lead to a new approach to preventing ...
A new study suggests teens that experience the manic phase of bipolar disorder may be at risk for STI’s.
The finding augments prior research that determined teens with ...
A new behavioral model tested on mice suggests that early weaning and separation from their mothers promotes long-lasting hyperactivity and anxiety.
Researchers developed the ...
While it may seem logical that social interaction and improved social skills would be an effective intervention for loneliness, a new study recently completed at the University ...
A new study finds the association between psychotic disorders and living in urban areas is a result of increased social fragmentation.
As proof, authors of a ...
Given the serious nature of partner violence, researchers are investigating the roles played by gender, personality and mental illness.
"Intimate partner violence is a major public health concern," says Zach ...
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