Mental Health and Addiction - Treatments
Some simple lifestyle changes can significantly improve your mood.
Sweet tooth or addiction? Find out for yourself.
The nation's costliest conditions rack up a combined tab of more than $500 billion a year.
When consumed in moderation, this age-old brew can impart a host of health benefits.
Find out how to control your excessive spending.
Contrary to popular belief, your intelligence quotient (IQ) isn't set in stone. Follow these tips to boost your brainpower.
Learn about the four classes of antidepressants, from their indications and efficacy to possible side effects.
When you've been wronged, can you forgive and forget, or do you need to exact revenge?
These five do-it-yourself techniques can help you kick the cigarette habit.
Learn about the symptoms of alcoholism and what kinds of treatment are available for this disease.
Some shades are calming, others inspire conversation. Find out how colors can improve your surroundings and your mood.
Follow these tips to start improving your self-worth.
For years, researchers had been debunking the age-old notion of a midlife crisis. But a new global study may prove them wrong.
Nearly 7 percent of Americans suffer from depression, but the disease is often misunderstood. Here, we separate fact from fiction.
Nearly everyone has procrastinated, perhaps putting off a load of laundry, but for some, procrastination rules their lives. Here are five reasons people procrastinate.
An estimated 10 million Americans, or about 6 percent of the U.S. population, experience these feelings in their most extreme form--a condition known as Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).
Schizophrenia affects millions of Americans, but the illness and its causes are often misunderstood. Here, we dispel the disease's most common myths.
There is currently no cure for schizophrenia, but new research is improving the outlook for patients.
