Past research has shown that positive teacher-student relationships boosts student achievement. A new study finds they benefit teachers, too.

People with an optimistic, upbeat attitude in adolescence may lower their chances of being in the high-risk category for cardiovascular disease as adults.

Money may buy happiness, but new research shows it can't supply you a sense of meaning.

"We are adding to the evidence base that shows why gender-affirming care is beneficial from a mental health perspective."

For most of the last century and a half, political party competition in the US has had positive effects on the welfare of Americans, researchers say.

Skipping out on time spent in parks and other forms of nature during COVID's first year took a toll on the mental health of teens and young adults.

Taking a walk in the park or just going outdoors to spend some time in nature can help teens feel better and boost their well-being.

Teens who attended school remotely during the pandemic report faring worse in regards to social, emotional, and academic well-being.

How old we feel and how old we want to be can shed light on how our views on aging shape our health and well-being, a new study shows.

Getting a college degree is not only good for the graduate, it can have positive effects on the mental and physical health of the graduate's parents, too.