But study finds the dynamic doesn't work the other way around
Participants only did slightly better than chance when identifying altered images
Females prefer sincere apologies while males opt for sex
How to handle hot-button issues
Adding an antipsychotic or a second antidepressant may produce better results, researchers say
Study of people nearing their own death finds many describe the journey as surprisingly positive
Chuckling together might have helped humans form social groups, researchers say
How to let go of past transgressions
Those with psychological conditions more likely to overdose or have other problems tied to painkillers
Tools from clinical psychology help reduce chronic opioid use after surgery: study
Direct gaze stresses part of the brain tied to social behavior; the study finding might improve therapies
These relationships may even outstrip family when it comes to well-being, study suggests
Identifying signs early on might help protect these loved ones, study suggests
Novel treatment may need to be tailored to each patient, mental health expert says
Study finds showing too much teeth may be less attractive to the eye
Treating insomnia might help improve emotional well-being, researchers suggest
First step: Don't give addicts a prescription for opioids or anti-anxiety medications, review recommends
Doctors should assess mental health at routine cardiac visits, study authors say
When erratic snoozers improve shut-eye habits, they feel better, study finds
Breakthrough could spur better treatments for anxiety disorder, researchers say
Other occupations have lower rates, study says
Study finds their sons score high in intelligence and focus
Odds 9 times higher for people with traumatic brain injury, study suggests
Survey finds three-quarters think appearance is 'very important,' yet only 31 percent work out regularly
Mood disorders, sleep problems and having a single caregiver raise odds of in-patient psychiatric care
Cycling benefits your heart, muscles, waistline and disposition, experts say
Things Mom and Dad should agree on
It pays to use more realistic body types, small study suggests
White women are expected to be thin, blacks not so much, study finds
Simple changes to a cafeteria's veggie descriptions caused a big change in choices, study found
More than a third aren't getting help, federal study says
New report on the state of mental health and substance abuse in the United States
Review of Obama and Trump wins suggests impact on stress, disease levels
They tend to have fewer friends, which can lead to depression and other emotional problems, researchers say
Support can help adolescents recover and get back to school, researcher says
Even very ill patients progressed over time, researchers report
They work by affecting brain chemicals that regulate mood, FDA explains
Three new therapy programs provide much-needed psychological support, researchers report
For people with mild or moderate depression, web-based versions might help, study finds
Rates are two to three times higher than national norms
Study suggests that feeling alone may make one feel less safe, unable to rest
Monitoring by doctors, family and friends is crucial, researchers and experts say
An unhealthy diet may be why they can ID these logos, researchers suggest
Signs of depression may differ from those seen in general population, researcher says
Doctors, loved ones need to be on the lookout for distress and depression, cancer specialist says
When users saw others looking at same report online, they were less likely to verify claims
Mental health experts say it's important for parents to encourage teens to follow through with their plans
Kids raised in urban areas 40 percent more likely to report psychotic experiences, study finds
Three-quarters believe that people can beat the addiction
Study finding a red flag for scientists competing for dwindling funding sources for their work