What the headline
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What’s really driving the way people speak, react, and respond.
A new study in Cognition and Emotion finds that vague trigger warnings cause more intrusive memories than no warning at all — while detailed warnings preserve autonomy without the cognitive damage. The decades-long deba…
A new drug called zorevunersen has reduced seizures by up to 90% in children with Dravet syndrome, a devastating form of epilepsy — and early trial r…
A study of 600,000+ veterans found GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic reduced substance-related deaths by 50% across alcohol, opioids, cocaine, nicotine, and c…
A study of more than 600,000 veterans found that GLP-1 drugs — originally designed for diabetes and weight loss — cut substance use deaths by 50% and…
With the Iran conflict escalating and markets in turmoil, parents of young adults are confronting a fear that hasn't surfaced in American households…
We spend enormous energy crafting who we are in high-stakes moments, but character lives in the unscripted seconds we never think to rehearse.
Praise deprivation doesn't create people who need less approval — it creates people whose nervous systems learned to treat kindness as a warning sign…
The phrase 'you're so mature for your age' sounds like praise, but psychologists say it created a generation of adults who can't stop performing usef…
The longest-lasting couples describe comfort so deep it doesn't announce itself — love that feels, on many ordinary afternoons, like absolutely nothi…
The friends you made before thirty feel like they live inside you. The ones you make after forty feel like appointments. Psychologists say both exper…
