Explore how identity, repression, and creativity shape who we are and where the line between growth and pathology lies.

Personal Perspective: "Normal" isn’t perfection but a statistical range based on population data. Diagnoses compare ...

While extroverts bounce between social events with ease, your brain might be running sophisticated algorithms that analyze ...

While millions dismiss their door-checking habits as mere anxiety, neuroscientists have discovered these seemingly obsessive behaviors actually indicate exceptional mental abilities that fewer than 15 ...

While most people know that being rude or late make someone hard to take seriously, there are other self-defeating habits ...

Given what’s been happening around the world these past few years, you’d be forgiven for daydreaming about the past. Recent ...

According to the National Council on Aging(NCOA), in the United States, roughly 93 % of adults aged 65 and ...

(Damon Winter | The New York Times) The Statue of Liberty in New York, Oct. 29, 2019. New York Times opinion columnist David ...

For Anil Seth, another prominent neuroscientist, consciousness is a “controlled hallucination” because we never experience objective reality, whether externally in the world or within our minds. The ...

LEGO's newly revealed Orange Cat set is launching on March 1st, and it's likely to sell well, but it already has a major ...

Who holds the keys to fashion's narrative now? As the centre of gravity shifts, Editor at Large Olivia Philips listens to the voices reclaiming critique, memory and power across the Middle East and ...

The star of the BBC and Prime Video series talks to The Hollywood Reporter about how the devastating deaths in the season two ...