Mental Health
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Being treated with dignity is a universal human need, and perhaps even more so if you have early Alzheimer's disease, a new report indicates.
The CDC says "electronic aggression" has nearly doubled in the past 5 years.
YOUR TAKE: What are you doing to keep yourself or your kids safe on the internet?
A comprehensive study of suicidal thinking among college students found more than half of the 26,000 surveyed had suicidal thoughts at some point during their lifetime.
Psychologists say that your view of the environment may be out of your control.
YOUR TAKE: Is going 'green' too big of a hassle?
Research shows that trying on clothes actually makes most women's self-esteem lower.
YOUR TAKE: Do you go shopping to feel better about yourself?
The Pentagon is spending an unprecedented $300 million this summer on research for post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injury, offering hope not only for troops but hundreds of thousands of civilians.
People who tend to overthink things might be protecting themselves from Alzheimer's, according to research presented Wednesday at the International Conference on Alzheimer's Disease.
Research shows that couple who do activities together have longer, healthier marriages.
FDA seeks suicide warning on epilepsy drugs
The Greensboro Alzheimer's Memory Walk will happen at Center City Park on Saturday, May 31, 2008.
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