June 2016 | Monitor on Psychology

Statistics on the worldwide financial impact of anxiety disorders and depression.

A federally funded national tobacco education initiative features real Americans living with serious long-term health effects from smoking.

Data show how career paths differ for doctoral, professional, master’s and bachelor’s degree holders.

A replication movement is afoot in psychology. But researchers disagree about the scope and significance of its findings so far.

APA and its members are fighting to prevent the unnecessary shackling of pregnant female inmates — a practice that speaks to larger health and mental health needs for women in prisons and jails.

Body fat and an unhealthy diet may impair brain function and lead to cognitive problems in children.

Rachel Goldman helps patients understand that weight loss surgery is only the first step toward healthier lives.

APA's focus on rural communities continues to improve access for underserved populations.

Christina Studebaker, PhD, works to evaluate legal cases and develop trial strategy.

Midcareer psychologists talk about the mentors who shaped their careers.

Nathalie Gilfoyle leaves APA after 19 years of translating psychological science for the courts.