Louisiana psychologists' persistence pays off, and their state becomes the second to pass RxP legislation.

Psychopharmacology training programs meet a need for many practitioners-- and, indirectly, for consumers.

A new West Virginia law provides safeguards for psychologists conducting child-custody evaluations, an often-avoided area.

Psychologist Page Walley, the new commissioner of Alabama's biggest state agency, finds creative ways to infuse individual care.

An APA-sponsored event drew together high school students and social scientists to discuss criminal groups.

Recent psychological research calls "discovery learning" into question.

The NIH Roadmap may provide opportunities for scientists, including psychologists, to make major strides in public health research.

Psychologists are helping the government screen and train airline pilots to become federal flight deck officers.

The public is hungry for mind-body alternative and complementary interventions. And more psychologists are studying what helps and what hurts.

A federal report pushes for increased integration of the behavioral and social sciences into medical school curricula.

A National Academies committee is studying the quality of postdoctoral experiences.

Jennie Ward Robinson says psychology can do more to improve the lives of families living with Alzheimer's disease--and she's helping to lead the effort.

The APF Koppitz Fellowship Program cultivates graduate research in child psychology. Meet the 2004 winners.