Virginia’s behavioral health providers should deepen partnerships with public universities, William & Mary’s Kathleen Jabs and David Gosling write in a guest column.

Mental health problems can be rooted in a variety and combination of factors, with genetics, biology, individual personality characteristics, and environment being among the principal contributors.

A series of new studies highlight how children's development is shaped by what they see and experience, from parental behavior to trauma and technology use. Research links childhood maltreatment to ...

A new brain imaging study has found that childhood trauma is linked to widespread white matter changes in people with bipolar disorder, a pattern not seen in major depression. The research suggests ...

The phrase "angry bodies" feels like neuroscience. It isn't. And for the people who need real answers most, the difference ...

Can having more children protect your brain? Research links a higher number of live births to lower stroke risk in women.

On top of the daily toll of treating patients, the show’s medical providers bring their own scars to the E.R. By Christina Caron [This article contains spoilers for the Season 2 finale of “The Pitt.”] ...

Neuroscience reveals the brain is shaped through relationships—not in isolation—challenging individualistic psychiatry and ...

Every year in the U.S., about a million people are treated at emergency rooms for traumatic brain injuries (TBIs), and about 50,000 people die from the injuries or complicating factors, according to ...

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