Gaslighting could happen to anyone who trusts the wrong person, a McGill University researcher says. Willis Klein, a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Psychology, was part of a team from McGill and ...

Sharing how you're feeling can be frightening. Friends and family can judge, and therapists can be expensive and hard to come ...

Recent studies have shown that the genetics of left-handedness are more complex than previously thought. The ...

Ever wondered why your routine check-up is less than satisfying? Hidden thinking errors quietly skew medical judgment, ...

Artificially generated data can help to train AI models when real data are scant, but more focus is needed on validating the ...

That's why I spoke with Jeff DiLullo, CEO of Philips North America, for this week's Pulse Check feature. Philips announced a ...

On Aug. 1, Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker signed into law a new bill titled the Wellness and Oversight for Psychological Resources Act. Supporters of the first-of-its-kind law claim it protects people from ...

Kat Stewart's life changed forever after a horseback riding accident on December 19, 2007, ultimately for the good in terms ...

The rise of virtual fitness classes has shown us that staying active does not have to be tied to one location. At the same time, the gym experience remains unmatched when it comes to professional ...

Words are windows into the brain. The words that we choose—and how we say them—speak volumes about our personalities and even ...

Chad Reznicek, a clinical therapist who is co-developing LandLogic with Anderson, says the key to LandLogic’s acceptance ...