New relationships seem different because we barely know the person; once we do, they settle into the same old patterns.

As multiple lawsuits batter opioid painkiller manufacturers in the U.S., lack of awareness readies India for a potential addiction crisis.

Tech-related stress can arise from information overload, the need to conform to peers online, and even website interface changes.

Current research states that pure MDMA, different from the street drug Ecstasy, can help cure alcohol addiction and PTSD.

Facebook's Software Development Kit collects personal data that can be used to target app users with ads.

The psychologists used cognitive behavioral therapy, which improves emotional regulation and helps develop personal coping strategies.

"Being evaluated that way can't help but make you feel that is how they view my contributions."

Continued exposure to sulfur dioxide can cause respiratory problems like asthma, bronchitis and even reduce the lungs' ability to function.

Private social media accounts allow women open expression and refuge from online harassment.

Anemia due to iron deficiency remains most prevalent in women because of the iron lost in menstrual blood.

Therapy can help change a gaslighter's manipulative behavior, but only if they're willing to put in the effort.

ADD, or Inattentive ADHD, is a subtype of the medically recognized ADHD.

While the initial research is based on mice, this new finding can help identify similar complications faced by pregnant women with PCOS.

A large research project spanning 53 countries linked drought with worsening child malnutrition.

Establishing boundaries at work and talking to loved ones are strategies that might help combat work stress.

The liquid may look like water vapor, but its solvents and flavoring expose individuals to multiple illnesses.

We're less likely to choose our favorite cereal when there's 20 to choose from.

Stress hormones are healthy and necessary for fight-or-flight responses, but too much can cause a slew of health issues.