Child PsychologySep 13, 2026
ADHD and burnout among high-achieving adults
A discussion of why some high-achieving adults with ADHD feel exhausted and close to burnout, and how stress can become a coping strategy.
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Health PsychologySep 13, 2026
Women's Health Psychologist: Anxiety, Pain, Sleep
Living in the grip of anxiety can feel so heavy and lonely, especially when you’ve been trying to cope as best you can.
WorkplaceSep 13, 2026
Lawyers Are Getting Burned by AI In Court —And Burned Out Long Before That as ABA Study Finds 41% Say Legal Careers Harmed Their Mental Health
Key Takeaways Courts across the country have been sanctioning lawyers for fabricated AI citations and false quotations attributed to real cases. An ABA–Krill Strategies survey found 41.1% said the ...
ResearchSep 13, 2026
Federal science funding cuts push young U.S. researchers to consider moving abroad
Abrupt cuts to federal science funding are threatening the American research workforce. A new survey indicates that early career scientists face severe professional disruptions, pushing many to consider leaving the…
Mental HealthSep 13, 2026
‘I’ve lost everything – my child, my house, my money’: how Israel’s war on Gaza has changed men
The impact of the conflict on Palestinian men is a largely undiscussed topic. Four civilians talk about their lives and relationshipsBefore the war, Ahmed, 39, had a busy life. He was pursuing a PhD in factchecking and…
PolicySep 13, 2026
Letter to the editor: The importance of early childhood mental health
As a person who has worked in early childhood mental health, there is a great need for more access and policies surrounding this topic. Not only in America, but in Utah specifically. Utah has one of ...
AddictionSep 13, 2026
Football icon opens up about gambling addiction ahead of event
Mersea resident Peter Shilton and wife Steph have spoken to the Gazette about a forthcoming fundraising night to support their charity, Shilton’s Silverlining.
Mental HealthSep 13, 2026
World Suicide Prevention Day conchas sell out at Quickie Bakery
Quickie Bakery partnered with the Area Health Education Center to sell 545 suicide awareness conchas while distributing 988 resources and mental health information in Laredo.
Mental HealthSep 13, 2026
Mental health experts urge awareness of warning signs for mothers and men at risk of suicide
Experts are urging families and communities to recognize warning signs that may indicate someone is struggling, particularly new mothers and men.
PsychologySep 13, 2026
Why emotion regulation matters more than we realise
Knowing how to respond to emotions instead of letting it affect actions and relationships is key to maintaining everyday wellbeing.
AddictionSep 13, 2026
Northwest researchers develop vaccines to prevent opioid overdose and support addiction recovery
University of Washington researchers plan to take a vaccine for fentanyl into human trials. Courtney Marecki has been a blur of activity all morning. She shuttles between refrigerators, lab hoods, ...
Cognitive PsychologySep 13, 2026
Cognitive Science of Management: A Training Method to Install a 'Hypothesis-Testing Framework' in the Brains of Intuitive Subordinates to Transform Them into Logical Thinkers
When working in a corner of a large organization, often referred to as a JTC (Japanese Traditional Company), various 'adjectives' fly around from the front lines every day.“Coordination with that ...
NeuropsychologySep 13, 2026
To lower risk of dementia, delay risky conditions, experts advise
New blood tests that might predict Alzheimer’s years before symptoms begin may sound tantalizing for people who worry about later-in-life dementia. But doctors say they aren’t quite ready ...
Health PsychologySep 13, 2026
Some dentists say more young people are grinding their teeth
Millions of us do it, though few of us realise we do - but getting the right treatment can be life-changing.
PsychologySep 13, 2026
5 lessons from Morgan Housel's The Psychology of Money: Why your financial intelligence doesn’t matter
Morgan Housel's The Psychology of Money emphasises the role of behaviour in financial decisions. It also highlights that intelligence alone doesn't ensure financial success.
Health PsychologySep 13, 2026
HMC launches sleep health clinic, dedicated to treating sleep disorders in adults
Discover Hamad Medical Corporation's new sleep health clinic for effective treatments of sleep disorders. Access via medical referral.
NeuropsychologySep 13, 2026
5 Common Fruits That Can Boost Brain Health
Certain fruits, including berries, citrus, and pomegranates, contain nutrients that improve cognitive health. The darker the fruit, the more brain-healthy nutrients it may have.
Military & First RespondersSep 13, 2026
Turning grief into action: Chris Stephens advocates for veteran mental health
In a heartfelt journey of remembrance and resilience, Chris Stephens, an advocate for military mental health awareness, is using his personal experience to inspire others ...
NeuropsychologySep 13, 2026
The latest weird thing to play Doom is the mapped-out brain of a fruit fly
Google Research mapped a male fruit fly’s brain, and it only took a few days for modders to start making it play Doom.
PsychologySep 13, 2026
Live episode: how AI is reshaping our minds – podcast
In this episode of Science Weekly, recorded in front of an audience at the London podcast festival on 3 September, Ian Sample hears from Michael Safi, the host of the Guardian’s chart-topping podcast about artificial…
AI & TechnologySep 13, 2026
Character AI companions risk wellbeing, study finds
According to @CNBC, Stanford researchers report some Character AI users see worsened wellbeing when treating chatbots as friends.
Clinical PsychologySep 13, 2026
Fast Treatment Shows Promise for Bipolar Depression
Severe depression can be one of the most disabling parts of bipolar disorder. When several standard treatments fail to bring enough relief, patients and doctors can face a frustrating cycle of trying ...
Mental HealthSep 13, 2026
Open Dialogue Approach Cuts Psychiatric Hospital Use in Major Trial
The ODDESSI trial found that people’s reported recovery, quality of life and satisfaction with services improved with Open Dialogue.
AddictionSep 13, 2026
Sports betting industry spends millions to tip the midterms as gambling addiction plagues Americans
The sports betting industry spent roughly $76 million so far on the 2026 midterm elections in an attempt to fight state bans and restrictions as Americans continue to rack up massive gambling-related ...
Mental HealthSep 13, 2026
Xenon Pharmaceuticals: Epilepsy Got It To $59; Depression Has To Take It From Here
There are plenty of ways for a more optimistic forecast to reach $80 or $100. Azetukalner could exceed $3 billion in epilepsy sales. The depression trials could work. A larger drugmaker could also ...
Child PsychologySep 13, 2026
Scientists Find a Subtle Clue to ADHD Hidden in The Eyes
(Valeriia Kuznetsova/iStock/Getty Images) The eyes are said to be windows to the soul. Scientists now suspect they might offer a glimpse of something else, too: the rhythm of our attention. The clue ...
PsychologySep 13, 2026
Psychology says people who feel awkward replying to birthday messages in office WhatsApp groups may be doing more than avoiding a reply
Feeling awkward about responding to birthday messages in an office WhatsApp group does not automatically indicate introversion, insecurity or poor relationships with colleagues. Sometimes it simply ...
NeuropsychologySep 12, 2026
I’m a dementia expert. This is what HRT really does to women’s brains
A major new British study has found a surprising difference in Alzheimer’s rates among women taking it, but the evidence is far from clear ...
ResearchSep 12, 2026
Autistic individuals might be somewhat better at reading emotions of other autistic people
A new study challenges the idea that autism impairs empathy. While both groups read emotions similarly overall, autistic individuals are actually more accurate than non-autistic people at tracking the emotional valence…
Mental HealthSep 12, 2026
Suicide Prevention Month highlights the importance of recognizing signs and reaching out for support
Learn how to recognize subtle signs of potential mental health issues and find help during National Suicide Prevention Month.