Sudden bursts of anger often feel random, disproportionate, or disconnected from the situation at hand, but they rarely ...

During and after cancer treatment with chemotherapy, up to 75 percent of people experience thinking and memory problems known as “chemo brain.” The cause of chemo rage can vary, says Dr. Cartagena, ...

Often, the source of the anger isn't related to the drive itself, law enforcement and mental-health officials say. Cutting off another driver, failing to yield the right-of-way and not using a turn ...

Many drivers throughout the country experience road rage. For some, it’s just a minor burst of anger when getting cut off in ...

What makes rage-bait possible is that social media users do not select the content they view — the algorithm feeds it to them ...

At six weeks postpartum, she was sleep-deprived, touched out, and holding back tears. But when her partner forgot to wash the bottles once again, she felt something else come up: rage. The anger felt ...

Wiznura's research found that general social media comment sections were far more likely to contain what researchers describe ...

Anger is the kind of feeling people try to tamp down, out of fear that it will ignite and explode. Pretending your anger doesn't exist causes it to compress itself, making a home in the small space of ...

From the relentless news cycle to the everyday stress of family obligations, it’s no wonder many of us feel frustrated, angry, and burnt out. But exercise can play a crucial role in relieving all this ...