Have you ever wondered what happens in your brain while you sleep? Your brain is anything but inactive. Instead, it ...
If AI abundance pushes us to see the difference between visible and valuable, it might help us correct a major gap in modern ...
This is the first post in a series about our quest for a fulfilling life. We begin by delving into the roots of experience.
Newborns can't be taught to prefer people over pendulums, yet a new Cambridge study finds girls and boys stare differently ...
Someone's continued substance use or risky behavior after it causes suffering can feel baffling. Addiction changes brain structure, specifically in areas controlling reward, stress, and self-control.
In an age of AI, therapy patients probably won’t be lying on a couch in a doctor’s office. But there are limits to artificial ...
Research challenges the idea that porn users build up a tolerance over time that leads them to seek out increasingly violent ...
A K-shaped organization forms when leaders see progress while employees carry the pain. The wider the gap, the deeper the pain.
Being in nature boosts our mental and physical health. Various studies explore how and why, but the consistent conclusions ...
The Kevin Love Fund and NAMI launched a free program to help teen athletes talk openly about mental health, ask for help, and better support their teammates.
Research has shown that when a man is treated for erectile difficulty, sexual function and satisfaction tend to improve for both the man and his partner, even if the partner is not actively included ...
When people are overwhelmed by pain, disconnected from others, and unable to see a way forward, what helps them find a path ...
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