
Why Doctors Prescribe Off-Label Drugs
Why your doctor might give you an antidepressant to treat your migraines

Why Doctors Prescribe Off-Label Drugs
Why your doctor might give you an antidepressant to treat your migraines

Crowdsourcing in Manhunts Can Work
Despite mistakes over the Boston bombers, social media can help to find people quickly


Is the World's Top Neuroscience Group Quashing Dissent on the U.S. BRAIN Initiative?
The president of the Society for Neuroscience asked its members to stay positive about a multibillion project to record all the brain's neurons in action, but some psychologists have called foul on this scientific advocacy

Memory Improves with Sleep
Sleep plays a crucial role in better memory. Christie Nicholson reports

Psychiatry Tries to Aid Traumatized Chimps in Captivity
As some of the world’s last laboratory chimpanzees retire to sanctuaries, a specialist in evolutionary psychiatry suggests treatment for our captive kin

Unhealthy Eating Leaves You in a Bad Mood
If you are in a bad mood don't try to comfort yourself with unhealthy food. Christie Nicholson reports

What Are Personality Disorders?
House Call Doctor: Quick and Dirty Tips for Taking Charge of Your Health

Sexting Habits of Teens
A recent study takes a closer look at the sexting habits of one particular subgroup within teens. Christie Nicholson reports

Scientists Decipher the Healing Powers of Placebos
Scientists are dissecting the placebo effect in hopes of deploying its active ingredients as treatments

How Schizophrenia's Definition Has Evolved: a Timeline

Social Therapies for Schizophrenia Show Promise
Treating the less well-recognized social aspects of schizophrenia could help patients lead fuller, more productive lives

Studying Languages Can Grow the Brain
Researchers have found that people who study languages tend to show significant growth in certain areas of the brain. Christie Nicholson reports