S&PAA and TAC convene cross sector leaders April 23 in DC to shape founding principles for a National Mental Illness Justice Center.

A novel, non-hallucinogenic, experimental drug shows statistically significant, rapid, and durable improvement in PTSD symptom severity in a phase 2 trial.

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Meta founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg took the stand Wednesday to defend his company’s practices in a landmark trial that ...

Amber Glenn threw down a spectacular triple Axel to open her short program at the Olympics and scored a 147.52, bringing her total score to 214.91.

"Results support the further development of TSND-201 as a potential acute, intermittent treatment for PTSD," they concluded. "Together, these results demonstrate that TSND-201 has the potential to be ...

Actigraphy data show irregular sleep-wake rhythms nearly double the risk for relapse in individuals with remitted major depressive disorder.

Depression, medically termed as Major Depressive Disorder (MDD), is a serious mental health condition that affects mood, thoughts, and daily functioning. It is not simply sadness or a temporary low ...

DSM-Firmenich DSFIR1.00%increase; green up pointing triangle said it agreed to sell a majority stake in its animal nutrition and health business to private-equity group CVC Capital Partners in a deal ...

The Hope for Depression Research Foundation will host its eighth annual Race of Hope 5K Walk & Runon Feb. 14 at Bradley Park in Palm Beach. Proceeds benefit the New York City–based nonprofit, which ...

The American Psychiatric Association has announced that the next revision of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders will be "a living document" online. The DSM-5 is used by ...

The current edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual is known as the DSM-5. What will the next version be called? That's one of several open questions as the "Bible of psychiatry" goes online.