Mental health professionals are starting to treat patients suffering from psychotic episodes after spending too much time with chatbots.

Treating ChatGPT like your personal therapist can do a lot more harm than good.

A new study found the people prefer ChatGPT's self-help advice more than that of professional columnists. Now they want to know why this is the case.

Researchers find that what groups preaching abstinence and chastity excel at doing is giving adherents anxiety, depression, and far right memes.

Suburbs have long been the subject of consternation and ire from activists and urban planners, and research seems to agree with their critiques.

Incels may have popularized the idea of being blackpilled, but now existential surrender is the dangerous new hotness in all corners of social media.

We've made such a deal of being happy and optimistic, it's making us more fatalistic, depressed, and in denial. So how do we find real happiness?

Unless we tackle the cultural and mental health issues fueling populist train wrecks across the West, any political victory against them will only be temporary.

It's not just you. We're all nearing our wits' end this year, and that's going to make the pandemic and what comes after it worse.

If we're going to explore space, we have to prepare for long periods of isolation and boredom. Can social distancing during this pandemic teach us how to deal with them?

We know that teenagers think differently from adults because their brains aren't finished forming. But how does an adolescent brain transform into an adult one?

A new Danish study confirms that being surrounded by greenery improves mental health. As more of us move into rapidly growing cities and aim to explore space, we need to plan for a greener future.

Thanksgiving marks the start of the winter holidays and the dread associated with having to deal with relatives and family friends you rather wouldn't...

For years there's been a debate about whether sexual addiction should be included in the DSM V and we don't seem to be any closer to an answer.

The media and boomers are obsessed with millennial and college phenomena that are barely a blip on the radar in the grand scheme of things.