A recent study suggests that childhood trauma doesn’t end with the individual—it can influence the next generation. Maternal adversity was linked to children’s conduct, emotions, and cognition through economic strain, depression, relationship conflict, and parenting behavior.

New research finds that older adults who eat organic foods perform better on cognitive assessments, and women in particular may be less likely to develop mild cognitive impairment.

A new study links higher body fat in specific regions—like the legs and hips—to greater depression risk, especially in men and people outside the normal weight range.

Older adults in China with better oral health and healthier diets were less likely to experience depression, anxiety, and dementia.

Neuroscientists have uncovered distinct brain structure patterns linked to authoritarian beliefs on both sides of the political spectrum.

Caffeinated coffee improved strength and sprint performance in trained men, regardless of chronotype or time of day.