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Across the U.S., parents, educators, doctors and other experts have rallied to protect children from bullies. However, bullying by brothers and sisters is often chalked up to normal sibling behavior. Now a new study finds that sibling aggression , like peer aggression, causes mental distress, which can lead to anger, depression and anxiety in the child who is being targeted.The researchers found that 32 percent of the children and adolescents had experienced one type of sibling aggression during the previous year.Further, the study showed that regardless of whether the aggression was mild or severe, bullied kids had significantly worse mental health than children who were not bullied."There is a natural emotional intensity to sibling relationships ," said lead author Corinna Jenkins Tucker, an associate professor of family studies at the University of New Hampshire. "There is a lot of love, but also the potential for a lot of conflicts."[sidebar]The researchers analyzed informa...
Dr. Nina Radcliff explains
When President Obama comes to Belfast, he's expected to praise a country at peace and call for walls that separate Irish Catholics and British Protestants to come tu...
Hallucinogen drug being taken more seriously in medical community
Jehmu Greene asks the question why did Trayvon Martin not feel as comfortable calling 911 as George Zimmerman did?
Some doctors balk at the idea of trying to change a patient's personality, but a new study suggests that they're doing it already.The results show that talk therapy ...
How to start estate planning at any age
We all fib a little, but telling your co-worker her new haircut looks great (when what you're really thinking is "oh my!") is pretty harmless. Lying to yourself abou...
Forget abandoning carbohydrates or detoxing. The new dieting craze sweeping Britain and taking off in the United States lets people eat whatever they like - but only...
Advice from real estate guru Bob Massi
Lance Kearse's first football practice in nearly a decade got off to a rough start Tuesday.Before Kearse even caught a pass, he ran off the field and vomited.It was ...
An Ohio boy admitted he fatally shot his mother in the head with a rifle when he was 10 after what a relative described as an argument over chores.The boy, now 13, e...
Green Automotive’s Ian Hobday on the growth on the business and viability of the business model.
Forced by Syria's war to sit her secondary school diploma exam in northern Lebanon, Riham Othman, 19, bursts into tears, fearing the Lebanese authorities will never ...
Doug McKelway reports from Washington, D.C.
The government's program for disability benefits for federal workers is rife with waste and abuse, according to a three part series in the Washington Examiner.The se...
Doug McKelway reports
We meet some of the out-of-towners who stopped by the Plaza
Most people don't think twice about the gender printed on their driver's license. But those "M'' or "F'' markers — and the legal and administrative prerequisites for...
Some men who take the drug finasteride (Propecia) to slow a receding hair line may also find it reduces their interest in drinking alcohol, new research reveals.Almo...
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