How To Prevent Depression Relapse Without Antidepressants (M)

Four out of five people with depression will relapse at some point without treatment.

Four out of five people with depression will relapse at some point without treatment.

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The Great Disconnect: How Humans Are Losing Touch With Nature (M)

All around the world people are becoming more disconnected from nature — despite its enormous psychological benefits.

All around the world people are becoming more disconnected from nature -- despite its enormous psychological benefits.

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The Painkiller That Kills Your Ability to Feel Pleasure (M)

Painkilling drugs taken every week by almost a quarter of Americans also kill positive emotions.

Painkilling drugs taken every week by almost a quarter of Americans also kill positive emotions.

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1 in 5 Children Experience Something Worse Than Parental Abuse (M)

The severe effect on adult mental health of an experience suffered by one in five children.

The severe effect on adult mental health of an experience suffered by one in five children.

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The Most Common Mental Health Problem Is Contagious (M)

This mental health problem can pass between family members unless precautions are taken.

This mental health problem can pass between family members unless precautions are taken.

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Why Being In A Crowd Makes Time Pass Slower (M)

Busy rush-hour commutes on public transport seem to distort our sense of time, making them feel longer than they actually are.

Busy rush-hour commutes on public transport seem to distort our sense of time, making them feel longer than they actually are.

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