New dads get the baby blues, too
Paternal postnatal depression affects 10 percent of new dads, and some fathers are at increased risk.
Paternal postnatal depression affects 10 percent of new dads, and some fathers are at increased risk.
Study: Having a service dog is associated with less anger, less anxiety and better sleep.
Someone develops dementia every three minutes, but too many face it alone and feel socially isolated.
Such sites often put false images in your field of vision, whether you opt for them or not.
Too much sitting correlates with a thinning of tissue in a key area of the brain that is tied to memory.
Chronically disturbed sleep may facilitate the development of Alzheimer's disease or accelerate its progression.
Certain therapy aids in the transition from childhood into adulthood and well beyond.
Want to avoid a heart attack or lift the cloud of depression? The benefits of owning a pooch may surprise you.
Study suggests new ways to help students who are struggling at school.
Written exposure therapy may reduce attrition and transcend previously observed barriers to treatment for both patients and providers.
Although Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and texting is constant, worries may be misplaced.
Study suggests stress weakens your ability to notice changes in your environment, increasing your risk of ignoring threats.