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Researchers at the University of Richmond are teaching a group of rats how to drive little plastic cars. The rodents are rewarded with small treats. Learning to drive seems to relax the rats, a finding that could improve the treatment of human mental diseases.

A new book offers timely reporting on what we know—and what we don’t—about mental health.

An online intervention that was easily accessed by isolated older adults led to improved memory, social well-being, and even brain connectivity, new research shows.

The need for mental health in Nevada is great, especially with the closure of facilities like west hills. Well, some practices are expanding to help fill that gap.

Patients need help with compulsive use of wireless devices, which leads to weight gain and other health risks.

Many people struggle with different forms of anxiety every day. If you're wondering how to cure anxiety, we found some solutions.

Artificial light at night (ALAN) has become a worldwide concern, with the American Medical Association declaring it a form of pollution. Birds’ daily physiology and behavior are disrupted by ALAN exposure, and nighttime melatonin synthesis is suppressed. This article will summarize a recent study pu

Patients who complete an intensive outpatient program for posttraumatic stress disorder are significantly less likely to require inpatient or emergency psychiatric treatment, new research suggests.

Columbia, May 31, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Columbia, South Carolina - Columbia, SC based Carolina Behavioral Therapy would like to shed light on Cogni

Columbia, May 31, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Columbia, South Carolina - Columbia, SC based Carolina Behavioral Therapy would like to shed light on...