It was Dr. Martha McClintock who first published the study that showed that women's menstrual cycles tend to fall into step over time. Recently she discovered that the pheromones given [...]
Organisations like the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents have long been campaigning for the complete ban of mobile phone use while driving. Research carried out as early 1991 [...]
Suicide, actual and suspected, has been in the news all week. The story of Bill and Wendy Ainscow is similarly tragic. Their daughter has Asperger syndrome, a type of autism [...]
The BBC Magazine has a thought provoking article about suicides on the railway system. This comes in the wake of a rail accident in the UK possibly caused by a [...]
One reason that depression is so difficult to treat is that it can have a wide range of causes. If, as in most cases, an anti-depressant is prescribed, it is [...]
Optimists may live longer but with Bush looking like he'll get a second term, they're obviously sadly deluded. > Go to Harvard Medical School > Go to anywhere else you [...]
"A criminal psychology lecturer used techniques she teaches in class to talk a intruder she found in her bedroom out of her house." Now that's what I call applied psychology. [...]
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