Behavior

The rhetoric of war implies a heedless approach that undermines the practice of medicine

Originally published in June 1899

Fighting the pandemic from home and for home

New research in mice suggests that a pregnancy hormone contributes to brain and behavioral changes caused by childhood adversity

I stood at the bedside with the patient’s parents, siblings and grandparents as we watched the monitor count down her final breaths

It will kill many directly, but the effort to fight it will incur a huge toll on other aspects of our health and well-being

Rejection stings for everyone, but for highly rejection-sensitive people, it can be a real showstopper

Going out to interview people in rural Kentucky brought the dry population statistics I work with vividly to life

It reveals that they involve the amygdala, the prefrontal cortex, the posterior cingulate and the anterior temporal cortex

In times of great uncertainty, we should look beyond the data

Psychologists can’t agree whether facial expressions reliably convey moods. But companies building emotion-recognition software aren’t waiting to find out

Research on positive psychology may help prevent burnout