Health & Environment

Fact Or Fiction: ADHD

Oct. 12, 2016 • 5 min. read

Dispelling The Myths And Misconceptions Of ADHD.

According to research at Texas A&M, it turns out the nicotine itself—when given independently from tobacco—could help protect the brain as it ages.

Those with otherwise poor access to mental health care—from veterans and those in rural areas to prisoners—can benefit from what practitioners are calling 'telepsychology'.

Ditch the freshman 15 this school year and embrace the ‘freshman five’.

To some degree, everyone’s brain is “wired” to become addicted.

Nelson is in the process of publishing an official rulebook for the sport. Action Ball combines elements of Ultimate Frisbee, football, basketball, and soccer.

“Sit less, move more.”

Les Morey, Professor in the Department of Psychology, is the 2016 recipient of the American Psychological Association’s Distinguished Scientific Contributions to Clinical Psychology award.

The Center on Disability and Development was recently awarded two grants from the Division of Academic Quality and Workforce to fund research projects involving students with autism spectrum disorders.

College students are at a higher risk to experience sexual violence the first six weeks of classes, which makes it a more crucial time than ever to step in and stand up.