Researchers have reported there is an increased risk of delinquency and dropping out of school by 12 years old when children are exposed to tobacco smoke at home early in life.

A new study has found that using Facebook can improve your social relations and lifespan.

Factors which we have the power to change, such as weight, blood pressure and alcohol consumption, can lower dementia risk.

Mental health researchers have made a promising breakthrough dealing with fatty acid levels for early detection of the risk of psychosis.

Caffeine could be an ally in warding off dementia in women.

A new study shows that in children’s residential facilities kind and sensitive care-giving is vital for emotional and mental health just like this is important for kid's with families.

A new study suggests your emotions can be tamed with meditation even if you are not a mindful person.

Stressful employment factors in high-income nations are contributing to the epidemic of cardiovascular disease across the world. Stress management in the workplace is essential to deal with this problem.

Georgia State researchers have found that there are benefits to a laughter based exercise program for the elderly.

Dementia is the 6th leading cause of death in the U.S.. It affects more than 5 million Americans. Sadly, dementia can be genetic. The good news is there are natural ways to safeguard yourself from this debilitating condition.

Researchers have uncovered where happiness occurs in the brain. What does it mean now that scientists know the neural source of happiness?

Results of a Danish study suggest frequent infections could lead to lower IQ. The finding is important because it suggests infection and immune response can affect memory and may contribute to mental health illness.

If you want to boost your memory and learning skills as you age, a new study suggests that maintaining good quality sleep when you're younger can result in better cognitive functioning for up to 28 years as you age.

A new report highlights the role of therapy animals for helping college students combat loneliness and depression that is common. Lack of funding and shortage of mental health workers make it necessary to find new ways to help college students adjust. A new study finds having a therapy dog available helped college students connect with their therapist.

It has been observed that a crack down on drunk driving with harsh laws has lead to safer roads. In view of the tragically high rate of serious injuries and deaths associated with drunk driving this is significant.