People confessed to crimes they didn't commit in more than a quarter of U.S. convictions overturned by DNA testing. Psychologists are examining why the phenomenon exists.

Psychologist James Jackson has taken the helm at the nation's largest academic social science research institute.

Psychologists make the case that Head Start remains the best option for helping disadvantaged children catch up in the school-readiness race.

APA members gathered in Colorado Springs to develop a training model for psychologists working with older adults.

Three psychologists use their retirement time to help train the next generation of providers.

Miriam Kelty helped lay groundwork for health psychology, oversaw funding for aging research and promoted ethical science.

Psychologist Amy Shadoin's work combating violence against children spans states and disciplines.

Atlanta center teaches children nonverbal communication skills.

Psychologists push back against market forces and products that sexualize young girls.

With APA support, a neuroscience student gets hands-on reporting experience.

A new group called the Coalition for Patients' Rights opposes efforts by physicians' groups to limit other health professionals' services to patients.

All health providers will soon be required to use a unique 10-digit number for electronic billing.

APA strives to deliver a wide range of benefits and opportunities to members.

Reflections on the lives and contributions of former APA Presidents George Albee, who died in July at 84, and John Conger, who died in June at 85.