Compassion Helped Neanderthals SurviveCompassion and helping care for their injured may have been key to Neanderthal survival, researchers report.Read More
Men and Women Have Opposite Genetic Alterations in DepressionResearchers discover genes associated with major depressive disorder are altered in opposite directions in males compared to females.Read More
Are Barbie Dolls Really That Bad?With a new range of dolls focused on alternative body types and careers, Stacey Bedwell reports Barbie dolls may not have such a negative impact on a child's development after all.Read More
Understanding Addiction and Dual DiagnosisA new article investigates the link between addiction and mental health disorders.Read More
Emotional Suppression Reduces Memory of Negative EventsResearchers report both implicit and explicit emotional suppression reduces connectivity in brain regions associated with encoding emotional memories.Read More
Is the Pursuit of Happiness Making You Unhappy?A new study reports those who actively pursue happiness often feel as they don't have enough time in the day to achieve their goals, resulting in them feeling less happy.Read More
Psychopaths’ Disregard for Others is Not AutomaticIf there is a specific goal they want to accomplish, psychopaths are able to consider the thoughts of others, a new study reveals.Read More
Researchers Discover Early Signatures of the Social BrainA new study reports the brain network that controls theory of mind, the ability to interpret the thoughts of others, is already developed in children as young as three.Read More
Genes Play a Role in EmpathyResearchers reveal our genes may play a role in how empathetic we are. The study reports genetic variants associated with low empathy may indicate a higher risk of autism.Read More
Is Your Stress Changing My Brain?A new study reveals being exposed to those who are stressed can alter our brains on a cellular level.Read More
Brain Connections in SchizophreniaResearchers report reduced connectivity between the thalamus and prefrontal cortex may be a common feature in those with Schizophrenia.Read More
Feeling Anxious? Blame the Size of Your WaistlineResearchers identify a link between waist-to-height ratio and risk of developing anxiety in menopausal women.Read More