A new study suggests that children exposed to cannabis in utero show reduced brain activation during reward anticipation—especially in the...

A new study in Molecular Neurobiology suggests that ingesting microplastics may impair the blood–brain barrier, increase oxidative stress, and damage...

Researchers found that BDSM participants tend to report lower levels of attachment anxiety and avoidance than non-participants. The study suggests...

A new meta-analysis suggests that older adults who follow healthy diets rich in vegetables, fruits, fish, and legumes have about...

A new study published in Personality and Individual Differences suggests that people with lower anxiety and higher perseverance are more...

Adolescents recently discharged from psychiatric care who reported more frequent and intense nightmares tended to experience stronger negative emotions, which...

Children who played the Cucca Curiosa game showed improvements in working memory, cognitive flexibility, and math. The findings suggest that...

Love may grow through shared moments of joy. A new psychology study of long-term couples finds that when partners emotionally...

A new study finds that children’s intellectual humility may be influenced by how their parents talk about uncertainty—not how humble...

New research links an elevated C-reactive protein-to-albumin ratio—a blood marker reflecting inflammation and nutrition status—to higher odds of depression. The...

People with more extensive social connections tended to show lower rates of dementia in a review of observational studies. While...

New research suggests that psychedelics may offer more than momentary insight—they tend to leave people with a stronger sense of...

A nationwide study of more than 1.2 million older U.S. veterans found notable regional differences in dementia incidence, with the...

A new meta-analysis suggests that while physical activity generally has a small positive impact on cognition, outdoor moderate-to-vigorous exercise paired...

Women who endured childhood trauma may be more prone to eating disorders if they struggle with mentalizing, new research indicates....