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> The physical toll of teen social problems
People who endure hard times during their adolescent years could find their bodies suffer in the future as a result....
> "Wake up to sleep": A free public lecture on sleep and health
Professor Colin Espie, Director of the University of Glasgow Sleep Centre, is giving a free public lecture entitled 'Wake Up to Sleep: The importance ...
> Loneliness can compromise sleep
People who often feel lonely may find they have trouble getting a good night's rest as a result....
> Calm people have poorer credit scores
Easy-going individuals may have worse credit scores than people who are rude when addressing others, new research has suggested....
> Making sense of 'schizophrenia'
The diagnosis of schizophrenia is 100 years old, and the mental health charity Rethink Mental Illness has marked the anniversary by launching an indep...
> The HPC and public health professionals
The Chair of the British Psychological Society’s Division of Clinical Psychology, Professor Peter Kinderman from the University of Liverpool, has en...
> Wine drinkers have good taste in music
Music can influence how wine tastes, a study has found. The research, which appears in the Society’s British Journal of Psychology, was undertaken b...
> Gender identity and brain identity
People with 'gender dysphoria' feel as though their sexual identity doesn't match their biological sex.A popular theory is that such people have a bra...
> Seeing others smoke makes quitting harder
People hoping to give up cigarettes find it harder to quit when they see other individuals smoking....
> Do we forget things if we leave the room?
Like information in a book, unfolding events are stored in human memory in successive chapters or episodes. One consequence is that information in the...
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