Everyone knows that it is unhealthy to be stressed out. More and more relationships involve couples who are both working full-time. How can you deal with your own work stress and support your spouse?

It's been believed and debates for centuries: can listening to melancholy music actually make you feel sad? Research may have proven that it can.

If you wake up frequently throughout the night you could be at greater risk of memory loss later on, new research suggests.

It is an age-old human question: why do some people behave morally, while others do not? Sociologists have long worked to answer this question.  

Deliberate self-harm is one of the most common reasons for an emergency room visit by young people in the U.S. Add to that sad fact, most of them are discharged without ever having a mental health assessment.

One of the world’s leading general medical journals just expressed its concerns about changes in the upcoming edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-V).

Just like cars, our brains also get clogged-up and rusty when we don’t use them, and new research suggests that brain inactivity can worsen symptoms of dementia.

Teenagers face the pressures of illegal drinking whether parents talk to them about it or not.  New research supports moms and dads who not only talk to their children about alcohol but also set rules.

Could the width of your waist be linked to how well your memory functions? It does for people with HIV/AIDS.

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is the most common psychiatric condition in children. Many believe that the symptoms of ADHD are likely to go away with age - but a new study claims otherwise.