Impairments in a brain area involved in perception of social stimuli may be partly responsible for the social difficulties often experienced by those with schizophrenia.
John Davies, a prominent attorney, civic leader, former University of California regent and UC San Diego Foundation trustee died on May 20 in San Diego, following a battle with pancreatic cancer. He was 76.
Psychologist offers helpful tips for keeping your child safe online.
The top twenty physics students in the United States are beginning ten days of rigorous academic training, interactive learning, and friendship building as they prepare to test themselves on the world stage.
Kids Eat Right, a joint effort of the American Dietetic Association and its Foundation designed to help end childhood obesity, provides you and your family with valuable tools to learn the basics of shopping smart, cooking healthy and eating right.
Male rappers see the “independent woman” as an educated bill-payer who will care for an average guy, while female rappers stress their sexiness and stay silent about their domestic skills, says a Baylor University researcher.
Nine graduate students from George Washington University’s School of Public Health and Health Services in conjunction with Iona Senior Services and the DC Senior Advisory Coalition conducted a preliminary assessment of the needs of District of Columbia senior citizens this spring.
Despite growing concern about the effects of media violence on children, violent television shows and movies continue to be produced and marketed to them. An Indiana University research study concludes that violence doesn't add anything to their enjoyment of such programs and their characters.
On Wednesday, May 25, 2011, Stony Brook will celebrate the 51st Commencement Ceremony.
Male disability applicants rejected for federal benefits tend to have lower earnings and labor force participation rates than beneficiaries over the decade prior to applying for federal disability benefits.
American University has named James Goldgeier, an internationally renowned scholar whose academic research focuses on contemporary international relations and American foreign policy, to be the new dean of its School of International Service.
Florence Nightingale's wheelchair, usually on display at Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, was shipped to Oregon Health and Sciences University for its centennial celebration.
A Baylor University expert is available to comment to journalists about how people and communities respond to extreme weather related shocks like the recent deadly tornado outbreak in Missouri.
Whites believe they are the primary victims of racial bias in America. Whites and blacks agree that anti-black racism has decreased. But whites now believe "reverse racism" has increased and is a bigger problem than anti-black bias.
News release study concludes that Americans have increased prayer about their health.
Ithaca College Alum and ABC Anchor gives his alma mater's 116th Commencement address.
Sanya Carley, an assistant professor in the School of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University, examines the state-level policies and assesses their effectiveness for meeting energy and policy goals in the current issue of Review of Policy Research.
Findings from the first Blair-Rockefeller Poll show the substantial obstacles the Democratic Party and President Obama face among voters 65 years and older.
Public encouraged to attend Conversation with U.S. Surgeon General Regina M. Benjamin, Smithsonian Secretary G. Wayne Clough, and Retired Rensselaer Board Chairman and Member Samuel F. Heffner.
University of Montreal experts are available to comment to journalists about Thursday’s decision by the Supreme Court of British Columbia that will effectively end anonymity for sperm donors.
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