3 May 2023
Greater awareness of everything from chronic pain to neurodiversity chips away at the stigma people face. With good research, and an open mind, we can make sure people get the right help
12 April 2023
The number of people seeking psychotherapy is on the rise, but the field has long been seen as unscientific. It is time to approach it with the same diligence as we do other treatments
30 March 2023
The wellness industry tells us we can be healthier and more productive through quick fixes and supplements. Author Colleen Derkatch investigated why, even when we know it sounds too good to be true, wellness can be irresistible
14 April 2021
Keeping your brain in good shape will not only stave off mental decline, but can also improve your relationships and boost your well-being – and it's never too late to make a difference
24 March 2021
We’re beginning to understand just how vital access to natural space is for our mental well-being – with implications for how we design cities worldwide
3 February 2021
As the coronavirus crisis goes on, an increasing number of us are feeling worn out and unable to cope. Here’s how you can tell if this is burnout, and what you can do to protect yourself
20 January 2021
Stress levels of burned-out parents can be higher than those of people in extreme pain, according to research by Moira Mikolajczak. She tells New Scientist why the pandemic has brought new urgency to her work
16 December 2020
As a botanist, one of my closest-held beliefs is that plants improve the quality of my life, says James Wong. But does science back me up?
1 April 2020
Going out into the natural world is good for your health and mind, and you can still get some of the same benefits even when stuck inside, says Graham Lawton
10 February 2020
A machine-learning algorithm can predict who is most likely to respond best to an antidepressant by analysing the brain activity of people with depression
