Johnny Depp and Amber Heard Case: Spotlight On Rare Personality Disorders
Understanding Amber Heard’s mental health diagnosis of two personality disorders and controversies on data misuse and breach of confidentiality.
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London Cab Drivers Have Bigger Brains, Study Reveals
Researchers at University College London, the UK, revealed how British cab drivers have bigger brains due to extensive navigation experience.
Heard vs. Depp Trial: Role Of Mental Health In Intimate Relationships
Experts opine how the recent Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard Trial highlights the role of mental health in intimate partner violence (IPV).
Social Curiosity Fuels Gossip, Study Finds
German researchers showed how social curiosity fuels gossip.
Herschel Walker’s Mental Health Battle With Dissociative Identity Disorder
How American footballer Herschel Walker battled DID and wrote a memoir to raise awareness.
What Natalia Dyer’s “Anorexia” Can Teach Us About Eating Disorders And Body Shaming
Experts opine how "body speculations" betray the truth about eating disorders and body image issues.
Selma Blair’s Memoir Highlights How Multiple Sclerosis Impacts Our Physical And Mental Health
How Hollywood actress Selma Blair reignited the conversation around multiple sclerosis in her new memoir.
Why Do Older People Dream In Black And White?
A team of American researchers explored why our dreams have different colors.
Men And Women Have Different Friendship Preferences, Study Finds
American researchers explored the differences between male and female friendships.
Loneliness And Depression Are Linked In Older Adults, Study Finds
Researchers at Massey University, New Zealand, study the link between loneliness and depression.
