People over the age of 50 in the USA are more likely to be depressed when using social media, especially at times of isolation and crisis, according to research from the Indian Institute of Management, Indore.

The recent tragic news of husbands committing suicide has shaken the dormant Indian society. Wives are being blamed for their demands or mental stress, leading many husbands to see suicide as the only way out. Every day, ten suicides are reported due to marital issues.

Women becoming the breadwinner of the family can result in a higher likelihood of mental health issues for both husbands and wives, research from Durham University Business School reveals.

Trolls, bots and bot farms seem to have overwhelmed some social media sites and have become a symbol for the darker side of online life. They seem to spread only disinformation, sow discord and be intent on aggression and upset.

Families' favourite activities to create memories together include spending time at the park (46 per cent) and being outdoors in nature (35 per cent), a Boots Opticians survey reveals.

People who have children and grandchildren are happier than those who don’t, according to new research by the University of Cologne.

Paying doctors with performance-based compensation improves the level of patient care, finds new research from the University of Cologne.

Global Mind Project's ‘Mental State of the World’ report based on surveys from over 400,000 people in 71 countries – indicated a worldwide decline in mental health since 2020, raising the question: why are we all feeling down?

A couple that plans their finances together, stay happy together. If you want to have a happy life forever with your loved one, follow these five simple steps.

A woman whose boyfriend or husband regularly watches pornography is more likely to report symptoms of an eating disorder, new research suggests.