Dr Mark Vogel

The spread of smartphones in the early 2000s could explain between a third and a half of the decline in birth rates during that period.

Many reasons drive people to renounce US citizenship, a prime one being financial.

Study finds health risks go up with just one drink a day and no level of alcohol has a protective effect on mortality.

Psychologists explain why so many people feel unexpectedly invisible after retirement, despite it being a long-awaited reward.

Candidates apply for jobs that don’t fully align with their goals but still feel worth a shot in the moment.

There are several ways to reduce that stress, according to mental health experts who have helped people who have experienced disasters.

Scientist says evidence 'strongly supports' permanent standard time over the 'summer clock'.

Research shows that Gen Z teens and young adults are dating far less than generations before.

Parents can also engage their kids in conversation about their routines online and express interest in the sites they’re visiting.

Children are particularly vulnerable and proximity to a destructive event matters.

As for what exactly you should say on your way out, it really depends on the size of the group and your relationship with its members.

Risk linked to antidepressant use fades after accounting for other risk factors.

A new study uncovers why exactly nature is so powerful at improving life satisfaction—no matter who you are.

Those who admit what they don’t know are perceived as more credible.

Mental health professionals say blaming the United States' mental health crisis on overmedicalization and overprescription of psychiatric medications is an inaccurate portrayal of a complex problem.

We seek to “make up” for lost hours with naps, weekend lie-ins, and sleepcations. But these strategies only do so much.

Those who used GLP-1 medication experienced more negative reactions from others than those who lost weight through traditional methods or not at all.

Two of the top sources of stress were kids’ behavioral issues and kids’ mental health.

Coffee was found to activate the NR4A1 receptor, which plays a role in aging, stress response, and disease.

Reparenting involves speaking to the inner child, listening to its needs, and providing the caring guidance often missed in childhood.