Showing results for: mental illness (page 54)
Could video games help improve schizophrenics’ lives?
Joanna Rothkopf
Dr. Sophia Vinogradov thinks so
Rager at the end of the world: How Halloween looks in the shadow of tragedy
Kathleen Sharp
Five months ago, a nightmare was visited upon Isla Vista. Tonight, it braces itself for Halloween
UPDATED: NYC doctor who treated Ebola patients in West Africa rushed to hospital; tests positive for virus
Joanna Rothkopf
The patient is in isolation at Bellevue hospital
What will it take for TLC to dump “Honey Boo Boo”?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Accusations fly that the show's controversial mom is dating a sex offender
Don Young delivers shocking speech to high school crowd, compares gay marriage to bull sex
Jenny Kutner
The Alaska GOP representative reportedly made insensitive remarks about suicide to a group of teens
Veterans with PTSD are crybabies, according to conservative radio host
Joanna Rothkopf
"You need men like me to save the country. You need men to stand up and stop crying like a baby over everything"
The sad end of a young Hollywood star
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Police confirm finding Misty Upham's body after she disappeared earlier this month
“Down in the Hole, things get ugly”: The harrowing story of Michael Anthony Kerr
Lynn Stuart Parramore
The 54-year-old spent 35 days in solitary, despite suffering from a mental disorder. His tale is a cautionary one
Why the bathtub scene on last night’s “Homeland” was so uniquely disturbing
Hayley Krischer
Asking us to identify with Carrie at that moment took our antihero-obsessed age to a new level
Ebola, the “heart of darkness” and the epidemic of fear
Andrew O'Hehir
It's a dangerous virus and Africa is suffering. But the American media-political panic is ugly and narcissistic
Chaffetz’s “overwhelming” ignorance: The case against turning the White House lawn into a shooting gallery
Simon Maloy
Jason Chaffetz wants the Secret Service to use "overwhelming force" on White House intruders. It's an awful idea
Stop telling women not to “take things personally”: Ed Champion and the plague of gendered criticism
Andi Zeisler
Women in creative industries receive such personal criticism that they're forced to have unreasonably thick skin
The nasty, scary rise of tick-borne diseases
Marianne Lavelle
If you thought Lyme disease was terrifying, wait until you hear about Babesiosis and tick-borne relapsing fever
“Ben and I owe everything to him”: Matt Damon tells Katie Couric he was shocked by the death of Robin Williams
Sarah Gray
Damon opens up about his guilt, sadness and the importance of removing the stigma around mental illness
The 7 worst misreadings of what feminism means
Prachi Gupta
Emma Watson put to rest so many of the myths about the word "feminism" -- here are some of them
Updated: 4chan users respond to Emma Watson’s powerful U.N. speech by threatening to release her nude photos
Jenny Kutner
In case you weren't already convinced that the Internet can be a truly awful place for women
Study: Teens who smoke pot daily are less likely to succeed
Joanna Rothkopf
Research suggests a correlation between daily use and negative life outcomes, but comes with some important caveats
“The Skeleton Twins”: Kristen Wiig and Bill Hader go dark in a potent sibling dramedy
Andrew O'Hehir
Suicide, promiscuity and sexual abuse -- what's not to love! Former "SNL" stars are terrific in a downbeat fable
Mentally ill inmates brutally tortured in Michigan women’s prison
Joanna Rothkopf
A report by Michigan's ACLU indicates that prisoners were deprived of food and water and were "hog-tied"
8 terrifying sleep disorders — from “sexsomnia” to “exploding head syndrome”
Jodie Gummow
These freaky conditions give new meaning to the phrase "night terrors"
My brother’s violent end
Chris Schumerth
Shane's life ended in a horrible act I'll never understand. But growing up, we couldn't have been closer
“God Help the Girl”: An irresistible pop musical from Belle and Sebastian’s Stuart Murdoch
Andrew O'Hehir
Winsome, sad and sweet, this Wes Anderson-style musical features lovely songs and the irresistible Emily Browning
A reminder from the World Health Organization: LGBT people are not “sick”
Jenny Kutner
A recently released international report aims to challenge policies that treat homosexuality as a disease
WHO publishes first global report on topic “shrouded in taboo”: Suicide
Joanna Rothkopf
Suicide is the second leading cause of death among young people aged 15 to 29
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