Pamela Paresky

Stanford researchers found that a single dose of ibogaine may dramatically reduce PTSD and TBI symptoms in veterans—offering hope where current U.S. treatments fall short.

Stanford researchers found that a single dose of ibogaine may dramatically reduce PTSD and TBI symptoms in veterans—offering hope where current U.S. treatments fall short.

It's common for people affected by natural disasters such as wildfires to feel anxious, unmoored, angry, and distressed. But most people eventually recover—and some grow stronger.

Tired of holiday political battles? This year, try something new that turns conflict into connection.

Twitter is providing a haven for self-harm.

New surveys from the Knight Foundation and Heterodox Academy are revealing.

Right now, crusaders engaging in public humiliation and vengeance are seen as trusted moral exemplars. To heal wounds — and our fractured democracy — we need helpers instead.

Right now, crusaders engaging in public humiliation and vengeance are seen as trusted moral exemplars. To heal wounds — and our fractured democracy — we need helpers instead.

Right now, crusaders engaging in public humiliation and vengeance are seen as trusted moral exemplars. To heal wounds — and our fractured democracy — we need helpers instead.

Why did the Washington Post publish a story in June 2020 about an offensive costume at a Halloween party in 2018? Is social isolation making us all mean?