Schizophrenia

The scientist is most well-known for his studies into schizophrenia and gay conversion therapy.

The same correlation wasn't observed among people who had cats in childhood.

A researcher told Newsweek the study suggests smoking is not only bad for our physical health, but our mental health, too.

Scientists hope the discovery could help to make new treatments for the debilitating condition.

A transdermal patch that could bring relief to people with schizophrenia has been approved by the FDA.

A North Dakota man has pleaded guilty to a September 2018 attack on a woman he believed to be a witch.

Ciero Bajoie-Johnson was charged with aggravated assault for stabbing a man. She claimed the "devil told her to kill."

The prisoner, who has a history of violent behavior, was later caught by police after a citizen spotted him.

The brains could be used to develop treatments for conditions including epilepsy.

Scientists looked at data on millions of people to learn more about air pollution and mental health.

The unnamed man will be held indefinitely in a mental health unit following the brutal slaying of his son in Sydney, Australia.

A team of researchers investigated five instances of cannibalism in an attempt to uncover the underlying cause behind the unspeakable acts.

Scientists built a gym for hospitalized mental health patients to see if exercise could ease their symptoms.

The study, part of a project to better understand genetic variations that give people a higher likelihood of using cannabis, analyzed data from more than 180,000 people.

Scientists believe certain mental disorders developed as our brains expanded in recent evolutionary history.

Being transgender is a trait comparable to being left-handed, according to an expert.

A new technology puts a face to the disembodied voices that haunt schizophrenia patients who experience auditory hallucinations.

Avatar therapy involves patients creating a digital character that represents the voices they hear, then challenging the avatar's insults and threats.

A contested new study used artificial brains to examine schizophrenia.

The images are a "huge step forward" in understanding disorders such as autism, schizophrenia and Parkinson's Disease.

Individuals with schizophrenia are dying sooner than those without, but their mental health condition isn't completely to blame.

Ninety-nine percent of people on the streets, Kathy found, were just like her—after some trauma, they turned to drugs and their lives just fell apart.

Researchers looking at the therapeutic potential of psychedelic drugs found increased neural signals in the brain scans of people given them.

An earlier hearing had ruled that schizophrenia was not a permanent mental disorder.

One in eight people hear voices in their head at least once in their life.

The "outrageous" verdict has cleared the way for the execution of a mentally-ill man.

Researchers are working on developing tests that detect the physical signs of mental illness, potentially revolutionizing assessments.

A substance with many names—K2, spice, synthetic marijuana—ropes in users by comparing itself to cannabis, but it's infinitely more unsafe.

There are currently more displaced people, asylum seekers and refugees than at any time since Word War II.

New research suggest anti-inflammatory drugs like ibuprofen could treat and even prevent schizophrenia.