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Schizophrenic and dissociative auditory hallucinations have long been thought to represent two distinct psychological mechanisms. A recent meta-analysis suggests differently.

The FDA approved a new ADHD drug in July. The coverage says it’s a non-stimulant, first-in-class, stimulant-like. I read all seven trials. Here’s what survives the fine print.

Personal Perspective: You may not be breaking down. You may simply be shedding the habits that no longer help you fly.

In the before time, one Gay Pride Day Kraft posted an image of a rainbow Oreo cookie (sadly not yet a real product). Almost immediately, the group One Million Moms condemned Kraft and urged a boycott of Kraft foods for jamming their views down the throats of America. On an interesting side note, conservative groups…

One of my earliest and most vivid childhood memories is of swimming in a cool pool bounded by boulders in the middle of a river in the mountains of Bulgaria, the late-afternoon sun casting komorebi on the water through the rustling leaves. I can still hear the feeling-tone in my body, the strange and lovely…

“Our very life here depends directly on continuous acts of beginning.” There are moments in life when we are reminded that we are unfinished, that the story we have been telling ourselves about who we are and where our life leads is yet unwritten. Such moments come most readily at the beginning of something new….

As Ted Lasso returns, its message feels timely: Growth often happens through vulnerability, empathy, and relationships that help us rewrite our stories.

Fans make celebrities famous—but how much access does that fame entitle them to? What causes fans to cross a celebrity’s boundaries, and what are the consequences?

What should a student starting college know about the best ways to thrive? Cutting through the thicket of pedestrian advice, here are four key suggestions for college students.