Dr Mark Vogel

Difficult family members and friends accelerate biological aging, research reveals.

Women are in crisis, too, so why does everyone keep focusing on men?

Teens with higher consumption of sugary drinks had greater risk of anxiety disorder compared to those who drank less.

Find effective ways to resist that constant urge to keep picking up your phone.

Why young people in the U.S. are doing so much worse, and what policymakers and parents can do to improve their ability to function.

Research suggests sarcasm is surprisingly hard to detect, especially in certain situations and relationships.

There are ways to actively resist the idea that your life would be better if you lost some weight.

This social media-driven trend encourages men to aggressively “optimize” their appearance, and is gaining popularity.

Seeing actual trees in a concrete jungle can be an instant mood lifter.

Older adults who volunteered—even as little as 1 to 49 hours per year—showed slower “epigenetic age acceleration.”

People with strong pre-existing beliefs are less susceptible to social influence.

This unofficial diagnosis describes the anxiety-driven, compulsive obsession with living as long as possible.

The environment we grow up in can shape some aspects of our personality more than others.

Study looks at symptoms in midlife and if they signal greater vulnerability to dementia decades later.

The Department of Homeland Security's push to detain and deport immigrants has led to high numbers of detainees and a need for more medical staff.

Experts recommend ways to respond to someone who expresses a desire not to have children.

Every autistic person has their own unique constellation of behaviors and characteristics.

The mental health program has become more robust with more than 500 psychological services professionals and several ways to assess athletes for mental health needs.

A new report from Common Sense Media found that more than a third of boys ages 11 to 17 have gambled in the past year.