What do Tylenol, schoolyard bullies, chocolate and our self-image have to do with young Somali-Americans from Minnesota ending up in Syria fighting for ISIS, or our ability to prevent a Paris-like terrorist attack from happening in the U.S.?  According to social psychology and the brain science that supports it, the answer is, quite a lot.Until the terrorist attacks in Paris, and the more recent killings in San Bernardino, California, shifted media and law enforcement attention away from the Somali-American community in >>>

Inflammation fans the flames of depression - that is what researchers have uncovered in a new study. How can inflammation worsen depression?  A research about the relationship between inflammations and depression has been conducted by the researchers from Ohio State University and Rice University. The researchers found that inflammation can actually "fan the flame" of depression and "feast on the heat". The study was published at The American Journal of Psychiatry. Christopher Fagundes, co-author of the study, stated in Rice University News and Media that topics about the association between >>>