• Yoga May Help Mental Health Disorders, from Depression to Schizophrenia

  • A large-scale study finds that yoga helps ease some mental health disorders. Time to trade the meds for a mat?

• Using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Antidepressant-Resistant Depression

  • Antidepressants don't help everyone. A new study finds that one kind of psychotherapy can improve the odds.

• Taking Early Control of Traumatic Memories May Help Treat PTSD

  • PTSD is characterized by unwanted and upsetting flashbacks of disturbing events. A new treatment interrupts the process.

• How Our Brain Gets Us Motivated

  • An ingenious way of lighting up brain networks shows researchers what prompts us to act and offers a clue to depression.

• Why Teenage Fear Lingers

  • Problems with anxiety often show up in adolescence. A study shows why, and why it's hard for teens to calm down.

• Too Much Java Linked to Glaucoma Risk

  • Three or more cups of coffee a day significantly raises your risk for developing a form of glaucoma.

• Ketamine Research Leads to the First New Depression Drugs in Decades

  • Ketamine is a pediatric anesthetic, a club drug, and the most promising antidepressant in decades.

• The New OxyContin Spurs Heroin Use

  • Abuse of Rush Limbaugh's favorite painkiller prompted a reformulation. Unfortunately, that prompted heroin use.

• The Complicated Relationship between Alcohol and Anxiety

  • Alcohol addiction may rewire the brain so that it can't rebound from stress. PTSD suffers may want to take note.

• Let it Shine: New Window Coating Lets in More Light

  • An experimental window coating lets in more light at the blue end of the spectrum. This shift could improve health in a number of ways.

• The Genius Disease: Bipolar Disorder - Many persons living with mild forms

  • An illuminating look into the Bipolar disorder.

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