Researchers in the UK found no evidence that methylphenidate, the active ingredient in Ritalin, increases children's odds of later developing schizophrenia.
Good news: There are other things to worry about.
More research is needed to understand the long-term benefits of exercise on depression, however.
A wrongful death suit alleges that the chatbot encouraged Raine's April suicide.
Studies show that people who commit mass shootings aren't more likely to be taking antidepressants. But is RFK Jr. paying any attention?
The company's position seems to be that's not that bad.
The link between social media use and poorer wellbeing is modest and shaped by our genetics, researchers in the Netherlands argue.
Researchers analyzed nearly a half million posts from a subreddit dedicated to ADHD.
Cobenfy is the first approved drug in about 50 years to treat schizophrenia with a novel approach.
An alarming percentage of children aren't spending any free time outdoors, even on weekends.
Several suicides have been blamed on AI. This appears to be the first homicide.
Psychologists have been sounding the alarm for months.
The world of AI therapy is a minefield of dangerous chatbots and flawed advice. But against this backdrop, one founder is using her own family's crisis to build a company that puts human connection first.
New research suggests that Americans' overall level of anxiety stayed stable in the first years of the covid-19 pandemic.
It might be the first documented case of AI-fueled poisoning.
The law prohibits AI from making independent therapeutic decisions.
Having a break from reality? OpenAI thinks you should take a break.
Researchers have found a link between the timing of one's birth and a later risk of depression symptoms, but only in men.
An employee's public lament over poached colleagues and a company-wide shutdown reveal a difficult truth: the human cost of building AI is reaching a breaking point.
New research looks at the emotional and physical repercussions of having your brain scanned for early signs of dementia.
