We've had to cancel or remake rituals that shaped young people's lives before the pandemic. Here's how to help them cope with the "ambiguous loss."

Older men may be at higher risk of getting COVID-19 because they worry less than older women or young people about infection or death from the disease.

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed what summer will look like for familes across the United States. These tips for parents can help kids at home cope.

Reading your partner's emotions can be good for the relationship, but not when contempt and anger come into play, research finds.

"...people feel happier when they have more variety in their daily routines—when they go to novel places and have a wider array of experiences."

People in China who said they knew more about the coronavirus were more likely to feel positive and in control than people who felt they weren't informed.

Research shows the last big recession led to more arguments in marriages. The finding comes as couples face financial hardships because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Machine learning can scan social media to find out how entire communities are doing psychologically, researchers say. It could help boost public health.

Signals from the brain's "fear center" make it more difficult for children with anxiety and stress to regulate their emotions, research finds.

Spending time with people doesn't necessarily make you feel more connected than social support strategies like listening to your favorite music or watching TV.