One Ingredient In Our Earliest Diets Linked To 33% Lower Anxiety Risk Later In Life (M)
What can a policy that ended in 1953 tell us about anxiety today? Researchers followed the clues across decades.
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Psychopaths Use Language In A Way Most People Would Never Expect (M)
The way people describe life’s turning points reveals three distinct traits associated with psychopathy.
The Strange Sensation 4 In 5 People Experience When Watching Others (M)
Some people experience a peculiar physical reaction when they see this happen to someone else.
This ‘New’ Type of Depression May Explain Why Antidepressants Help Some People Less (M)
Antidepressants help some people less, and their daily rhythms may offer a clue to why.
The Traditional Game That May Help Treat Serious Mental Illnesses (M)
Adding this game-based training to treatment improved several measures of cognitive function, mood and quality of life.
TikTok Mental Health Advice Has A Serious Problem Many Fail To Spot (M)
Young people know TikTok can be unreliable, but its design makes it surprisingly difficult to separate useful advice from misinformation.
One Trait Makes People 50% More Likely To Become Entrepreneurs (M)
Rushing into business can come at a cost. One personality trait is linked to both becoming an entrepreneur and earning more.
Can Gaming, Shopping, Eating And Sex Become Addictions Like Gambling? (M)
High impulsivity and using behaviour to escape stress are among the factors common to addictions.
People With Depression May Be Missing Something Their Brains Normally Produce (M)
A change deep inside the brain could help explain why depression makes negative experiences so difficult to escape.
This Simple Group Activity Cuts Loneliness — Especially For The Most Vulnerable (M)
Two hours of this activity each week helped reduce loneliness, but some people benefited far more than others.
