Study: Power-driven Social Media Users Spread False Information
New research finds users craving influence are more likely to knowingly share fake news to dominate narratives and gain influence.
Mental Health
Research Suggests Global Autism Trends Demand Early Action
Autism affects 61.8 million globally, highlighting the need for early diagnosis and inclusive support systems.
Black Caregivers of ASD Children Fearful of Police Encounters
Many caregivers expressed that Black children are often perceived as older or more threatening than their peers.
Study Identifies Brain Circuit Linking Speech, Auditory Hallucinations
Researchers identified brain circuits differentiating internal sounds from external ones.
Study: How Unplanned Pregnancies Impact Maternal Health
New research highlights social, emotional, and physical factors in shaping maternal health in unexpected pregnancies.
Study: Teen IQ, Socioeconomic Status Are Predictors of Alcohol Misuse
Individuals from wealthy families who scored higher on adolescent IQ assessments were more likely to engage in problematic drinking later in life.
Biomarker Could Hold the Key to Early Psychosis Detection
Identifying psychosis risk before symptoms appear could enable clinicians to effectively tailor treatments to patients’ specific needs.
Study Details Effective Anger Management Strategies for Parents
Parents can help children manage anger through guidance, modeling, and support.
Specialized CBT Approach Proves Effective for Prolonged Grief
A new approach to cognitive-behavioral therapy may be especially helpful for patients who are grieving.
Study: Frailty Can be an Early Indicator of Dementia
New research finds physical weakness can be a warning sign for cognitive decline.