There is a need to establish centralized leadership of military mental health services to better coordinate the services on military bases and surrounding communities.

Psychologists call for replacing sexualized images of girls in media and advertising with positive ones.

It may turn out the reason some people grow increasingly forgetful as they age is less about how old they are and more about subtle changes in the way the brain files memories and makes room for new ones.

Being around friends when deciding where to order takeout might cause you to forget completely about that local pizza place you have been wanting to try.

Addicted to cell phones? For a growing number of people across the globe, the idea of being out of touch, even just for a 90 minute movie, is enough to induce anxiety.

Understanding help seeking behaviours among offenders: lessons from a qualitative interview study on mental health.

While the immersion process facilitates communication in a diverse world, people are often surprised to find they have difficulty returning to their native language.

The longer Black Caribbean immigrants stay in the U.S., the poorer their mental health becomes.

Study suggests potential of inhibitory molecule to prevent development of fibrosis, which could be a new treatment hope for systemic sclerosis.

While Web sites offering object interactivity may improve vivid mental images, those virtual experiences can lead to the creation of fabricated recollections that pose as memories: psychologists as false positives.

Higher rates of schizophrenia and other psychoses in certain ethnic minority groups and that parental separation in childhood is associated with an increased risk of developing later psychosis.

Touch, rather than concentration, could let people multi task with their hands, and this may also potentially help improve the performance of people with coordination problems

A gene variant associated with mental illness goes hand in hand with enlargement of a brain region that handles negative emotions.

Emotions in play can not only help children in traumatic situations, it can also help children express negative emotions that arise in daily life and result in better processing of those emotions and integrating them into their memories.

Support from hospital staff and family is an important factor in preventing post traumatic stress disorder after a major intensive care intervention.