A new study found that cities whose greenery increased over 30 years saw more significant reductions in violent crime than cities whose greenery waned.
Inclusionary zoning policies, which require developers to build affordable housing in market-rate developments, may help reduce residents' cardiovascular disease risk, a new study finds.
New research sheds light on how marital separation alters children's oxytocin systems—impacting their attachment styles and romantic relationships well into adulthood.
People with binge-eating disorder may be struggling to manage symptoms more than ever as they are forced to stay at home and stockpile food. Here's how they can cope.
A new study finds that imagination trumps willpower when it comes to waiting for bigger payoffs — but is choosing to wait for a larger reward always in your best interest?
People who consider and undergo weight loss surgery cope with issues that impact their mental health and relationships, not only their bodies and wallets.
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