Mad In America

Some children who have been diagnosed with autism or autistic spectrum disorder (ASD) could dramatically benefit from not being exposed to…

By Amy Biancolli

Disentangling Anti-Psychiatry

Study finds that individuals diagnosed with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and depression have diets that are more inflammatory and…

Mental health is nothing more than a concept. It’s not only not a medical field; it can’t even qualify as a science.

By Philip Hickey, PhD

By Tim Dreby

By Noel Hunter

New review ties increased screen time to increasing anxiety and depression among young adults throughout the United States.

Madness can never be truly understood, and madness is something that is still very mysterious, unique, and belonging to the other world, a…

By Kevin Gallagher

Severe infections requiring hospitalizations increased the risk of hospital contacts due to mental disorders by 84% and the risk of…

An international group of researchers, including several with financial ties to manufacturers of antidepressants, explores possible…

By Paula J. Caplan, PhD

By Maria Mangicaro

By Julia Sellers

My Mental Healthcare Journey

By Megan Wildhood

By Robert Whitaker & Derek Blumke

By Linda E.

By Scott Hall

By Leah Harris

Effects of separation of children from parents outlined in a special issue on zero-tolerance immigration policy.

By Laurel Trautwein