Dare I venture into this politically and emotionally charged issue? When researching the questions regarding our evolutionary biology as I do, ignoring the question of…
Posts published in February 2018
NIMH’s Dr. Ann Wagner has been designed as the National Autism Coordinator. In this role, she will play a vital role in ensuring the implementation…
Would you believe me if I said that 95 percent of people are living today just as they did yesterday, a month ago, a year…
Tracking the NIMH research portfolio reveals shifts in balance or research investments over the last ten years. Dr. Gordon offers insights into the trends and…
[A growing body of research suggests that true humility helps us grow intellectually and to learn from and connect with each other.] In his…
Join Bruce Luber, Ph.D., for a live webinar on depression and transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS). Source: NIH
My daughter—a socio-behavioural scientist at the University of Cape Town’s Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation—alerted me last April to a possible crisis. Cape Town’s reservoirs were…
Every February, we host “I Love My Job” to highlight the positive aspects of work. We’re receiving submissions from people who are telling us the…
Credit President Trump with consistency in cultivating public fears of immigrants: “When Mexico sends its people . . . they’re bringing drugs. They’re bringing crime.…
The NIMH Research Domain Criteria (RDoC) unit holds monthly virtual “office hours” via video conference. Discussion topics may include the basic principles of the initiative,…