Dr. David L. Thomas returns with a guest article about living in the present, written in his unique conversational style. Check out 'Where is Your Happiness? Past, Present, or ... Read More

Johns Hopkins researchers report that atypical antipsychotic drugs may increase the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes and heart disease when given to children. These drugs are commonly used ... Read More

Kenneth Pope's site includes a broad variety of excellent resources such as selected full text journal articles and information for persons with disabilities. There are also links to his ... Read More

A measure on the November ballot in California would dramatically bolster the state's mental health system by pouring in hundreds of millions of dollars and asking the rich to pay ... Read More

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Friday ordered that all antidepressants carry "black box" warnings stating that they may increase the risk of suicidal thinking and behavior in ... Read More

A study published in the October issue of Archives of General Psychiatry has found that personality disorder symptoms are not as stable as once thought. Many of the symptoms change ... Read More

The Statesman, An Online Indian Newpaper, published a good article on mental health myths. Their myths include: A mentally ill person is crazy. “Once a crazy, always a crazy”. Depression results ... Read More

Christopher Reeves died today. While he didn't live to fulfill his dream of walking again, science came one step closer last week. A former high school football player ... Read More

If you have an anxiety disorder, you have an increased risk of having an eating disorder. If you have an eating disorder, it's possible that you also have an underlying ... Read More

Michelle Jackson responds to Michael G. Rayel, M.D. - "Let's not forget people who have been suddenly exposed for humiliation or public ridicule can trigger a social phobia especially if ... Read More