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- Research-backed ways to beat the winter blues November 5, 2025Winter can make people feel sluggish and unmotivated.
- Does melatonin increase heart failure risk? November 4, 2025The supplements are linked to heart failure among people with insomnia, study suggests.
- Older Americans want to age at home, but their kids are suffering to help them November 3, 2025A survey of more than 1,200 adults in the United States found 7 in 10 family caregivers don't want their aging parents to live with them.
- How autism rates are rising – and why that could lead to more inclusive communities November 3, 2025A more complete picture of autism that includes strengths as well as challenges creates a starting point for building communities of acceptance.
- It’s scream season — why some love it and others have nightmares October 31, 2025How you react to terror may lie in how you engage the world.
- A happier country equals a healthier one — but only above a certain threshold October 30, 2025Scientists say they have identified the “happiness threshold” needed for a country’s population as a whole to achieve certain health benefits.
- OpenAI says over a million people talk to ChatGPT about suicide weekly October 27, 2025OpenAI released new data illustrating how many of ChatGPT’s users are struggling with mental health issues and talking to the AI chatbot about it.
- What do sex dreams really mean? October 21, 2025Dreams could be metaphors for intimacy or how we are perceived by others, or they could be about strained relationships or barriers in relationships.
- Want to lower anxiety? Put your phone away October 21, 2025Start thinking of your phone in batches of time.
- They’re dating for dinner. And they’re not alone October 17, 2025For some Gen Z singles, a free dinner date beats another night of ramen or freezer-aisle meals.
- New York’s cell phone ban in schools is actually working October 15, 2025Widespread smartphone and social media use have altered the structure of childhood in recent years.
- Kids who use social media score lower on reading and memory tests October 13, 2025A new study suggests a link between social media use and poorer cognition in teens.
