Anyone who has heard the phrase "you are what you eat" might be interested to know that scientists are starting to link personality traits to eating habits.  

Those recently suffering a lacunar stroke should talk to their health care provider about vitamin supplementation, studies suggest. 

Criminal or not? The answer may be in the DNA. A recently released research paper by criminologist J.C. Barnes, Ph.D., implies that your genes contribute to whether or not you end up committing crime.

“Humans need social connections, and without them, people experience physical and psychological problems,” explains Eric Wesselmann , Ph.D., researcher from Purdue University.

Those who work 11+ hours each day are over twice as likely to have an episode of major depression, research suggests.

While issues with mental health may cause problems with work, ignoring the issues will only make it worse, studies suggest.

Many people with depression also suffer from a variety of other diseases. A new study looked at how depression medications impacted other health conditions.

Openness, a personality trait most believe people either have or do not have, seems to come alongside cognitive gains. New research suggest senior's mental capacity benefits from playing mind-games

A cross-cultural comparison of drinking habits yields unsavory results for the United States. Americans may drink more often, but do seek help.

Teens suffering from social anxiety may have a trendy means of therapy available right at their fingertips, a new study infers.