The most-read journal articles of 2025 include those on emotional eating, procrastination and links between screentime and depression.

BPS Academic Publishing Manager, Rachel Sangster, shares her publishing highlights from the past year, and what should be top of members’ to-read piles in 2026.

Potential federal policy changes would limit the funds to study outcomes that vary greatly across gender, socio-economic ...

Third-person thinking can help us distance ourselves from bleak thoughts. It can help us regulate our emotions into more even ...

Let yourself live from that place, even if it feels lonely at first. Breathe. Step back. Not everyone will understand, and ...

Brain dead after a hard day of work? It turns out it's totally fine to park yourself in front of the TV. It might even make ...

The way a boy grows up, and the connection he has with his mother, can greatly affect him as an adult man. So, if a man has ...

I have two daughters in university. When they’re home, they stay in their rooms or maybe talk to friends on the phone. They hardly talk to me. They ...

My article, "The interim has failed to curb inflation and unemployment," was published in The Daily Star on Dec 29, 2025. Dr Abdullah A Dewan has delivered a rebuttal to my writing, published on ...

A local business with a goal of eventually expanding to equine therapy recently hosted children to a holiday-themed event ...

A large review of studies suggests that exercise can ease depression about as effectively as psychological therapy. Compared with antidepressants, exercise showed similar benefits, though the evidence ...