Doja Cat is getting real about her mental health. The "Paint the Town" rapper shared she's "now struggling with BPD"—also known as borderline personality disorder, a mental health condition ...

"It caught up with me, and I think it always does for people," she said on TikTok. By Mitchell Peters Doja Cat is opening up about her mental health struggles. The 30-year-old pop star revealed ...

"I've been in therapy for years now, and I am so relieved and so proud of myself. I've made it so far, and I still make mistakes," said the musician Ingrid Vasquez is a Digital News Writer at PEOPLE.

Spurred by her past struggles with dissociative identity disorder, she has devoted her professional life to studying it. Credit...Illustration by Moonassi Supported by By Maggie Jones Maggie Jones ...

Stepson killer claims dissociative identity disorder, and this case analysis examines the defense strategy, evidence, and courtroom response. Learn how DID is treated in criminal cases and its impact ...

Like thousands of fellow residents of Los Angeles’ Pacific Palisades and Altadena neighborhoods, Dustin Bramell and his family hastily evacuated on January 7, 2025, as raging wildfire encroached. By ...

"Have you ever been so obsessed with someone that your entire world revolves around them – even when they ignore or hurt you?" asked Professor Ahmed Hankir in a TikTok video. The psychiatrist explains ...

Bentonville, Ark.—A decade ago, the largest private employer in the U.S., Walmart, increased its starting wage to $9 an hour. Raising the salaries of nearly half of its more than a million U.S. hourly ...

Personality disorder (PD) discharges occupy a shadow zone in military separations. Unlike disciplinary discharges or those for willful misconduct, PD discharges are cloaked in medical terminology – ...

“I’m an over-sharer,” Gage tells me during a Zoom video interview from his publisher Simon & Schuster’s offices in New York City. “I probably say too much. But I love memoirs where they overshare and ...

Some suspiciousness is healthy. If we get a text, for example, we may resent the intrusion and question its legitimacy. What do they want? Access to an account? Our money? Too much suspicion sends ...