Sitting Can Actually Protect Your Brain — If You Do It Right (M)

Some forms of sitting may protect, rather than harm, cognitive function.

Some forms of sitting may protect, rather than harm, cognitive function.

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These Leisure Activities Make You More Fulfilled & Creative At Work (M)

Why life outside the office might be the missing piece in professional engagement.

Why life outside the office might be the missing piece in professional engagement.

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This FREE Depression ‘Treatment’ Rivals Therapy & Medication (M)

Can this ‘alternative’ therapy really stand alongside medication and therapy in treating depression?

Can this 'alternative' therapy really stand alongside medication and therapy in treating depression?

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The Subtle Changes In Daily Rhythms That Double Dementia Risk (M)

How small shifts in daily activity rhythms can predict cognitive decline years later.

How small shifts in daily activity rhythms can predict cognitive decline years later.

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The Personality Trait That Fuels Sexual Fantasies (M)

People high in this personality trait report more sexual fantasies across multiple domains.

People high in this personality trait report more sexual fantasies across multiple domains.

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Why Screen Time Is Not Always Bad for You — Despite Being Demonised (M)

The findings act as a check against the constant negative messaging about screen time.

The findings act as a check against the constant negative messaging about screen time.

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This Surprising Bias Distorts How We Judge Our Progress Towards A Goal (M)

The feeling of progress may depend less on what we’ve done and more on this.

The feeling of progress may depend less on what we’ve done and more on this.

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