It's harder to 'spring forward' than to 'fall back,' doctor says
It's harder to 'spring forward' than to 'fall back,' doctor says
College students who 'untagged' self-photos, cared a lot about 'likes' had more body-image issues in study
His long work hours may boost her health, study suggests
Untreated mental illness, substance-abuse problems raise risk for repeat arrests, research suggests
The painful after-effects of too much booze may be seen as just a temporary nuisance, researchers say
Absolute risk from any one episode remains very small, but the danger is there, experts say
Rates exceed those found in general population; may help explain increase in suicides, researchers say
Many victims saw a physician just prior to the suicide, but less than half got mental health diagnosis
Doctor offers tips for helping children develop healthy eating habits, self-image
The first month is crucial, but then the threat diminishes, researchers say
Study of British preteens might have found increased risk of psychiatric symptoms
That's when major milestones tend to occur, study author says
Blast injuries to groin on the rise and confer special hardships for soldiers, experts say
Tension-headache sufferers in particular may benefit from relaxation techniques, experts suggest
Finding suggests physicians need to be less negative when counseling overweight patients
Study finds it might be safer alternative to standard antipsychotics
Keeping up with the Joneses hardest on young city dwellers with less money, study finds
Study found more masculine looks were preferred during ovulation
Interaction between couples might help partners value each other more, study suggests
Broad facial structure appeals to women -- but only for short-term romances, study finds
Small study of couples found helpfulness seems associated with lower levels of calcium build-up in arteries
People seeking psych help had 16 times the rate of AIDS virus infection than general U.S. population
Over 3 years, people who stopped reported drop in mood disorders, alcohol and drug problems
Top worries include post-graduation choices, financial concerns
But it's not clear from Canadian study if there's a direct connection
U.S. study finds those living in regions with greater happiness more likely to donate organs to strangers
For people with less education, study suggests attitude makes a difference in lifespan
Rates of preterm births, C-sections and ICU treatment higher for mothers with the mental illness
Cognitive behavioral therapy appears to help ease symptoms in patients who decline medication
Getting appropriate amount of shuteye is an investment in mental health, researchers report
Factors include rising costs, lack of support even among those with jobs
One leads to the other, creating a vicious cycle, study says
Workouts, or even spurts of activity, can keep stress levels down and confidence up, survey results show
Study found those who read article claiming it was a disease were less motivated to eat healthy diet
Just 47 percent gained long-term relief of symptoms, researchers say
People who were abused as kids or had parents with addiction might take longer to regain mental health
Study found drop in activity among students of all weights after being teased about physical ability
Writing lyrics, making videos helped them get through grueling treatment, connect with others, study found
Group outings reveal characteristics such as trainability and leadership, study says
Study says stricter definition of the condition means fewer children will meet threshold
But parents can still be successful in changing aggressive behavior, researchers say
Happier seniors preserved their mobility in greater numbers than their glum peers, study found
Quirk in brain's information-retrieval process is to blame, researcher says
More study needed, but researchers suspect benefit may be due to reduced inflammation
Doctors urged to consider psychological history of mothers-to-be
Anxiety-provoking obesity 'news' spurred coeds who felt overweight to eat more, study found
Moving to greener urban areas was associated with mental-health improvements
Studies found they were more likely to be depressed and bullied, even if their weight was average
Study finds no big difference in satisfaction levels between those who have children and those who don't