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Why Your Skin Still Amazes This Dermatologist
Why Your Skin Still Amazes This Dermatologist
10 remarkable properties of your body’s largest organ, all hiding in plain sight
Annie Foley
Jun 23
What Your Brain Really Craves
What Your Brain Really Craves
Two things that promote good cognitive functioning as you age
Wise & Well Editors
Jun 21
Chronic Pain Trigger Discovered
Chronic Pain Trigger Discovered
Malfunctioning nerve cells persistently signal “ouch” even though there’s no actual source of pain, suggesting new treatment possibilities
Robert Roy Britt
Jun 20
What’s Your Moral Obligation to Future Generations?
What’s Your Moral Obligation to Future Generations?
When people reflect on how their actions shape the distant future, they are more likely to support solutions to present-day issues like…
The Conversation U.S.
Jun 20
Life is Narrow for People Who See Everything as Good or Bad
Life is Narrow for People Who See Everything as Good or Bad
Instant evaluations narrow perspective and limit the mind’s potential to connect and engage with a broader range of experiences
The Conversation U.S.
Jun 19
Boost Your Child’s Brain Power with Bacteria, Fungi, and Worms
Boost Your Child’s Brain Power with Bacteria, Fungi, and Worms
How good gut health can raise sharper, calmer, and healthier kids
Dr CJ Yatawara - Tiny Brains expert
Jun 17
Face Tattoo Measures the Brain’s Ideal Productivity Zone
Face Tattoo Measures the Brain’s Ideal Productivity Zone
Prototype device detects mental effort to find the sweet spot between boredom and burnout, where stuff gets done
Robert Roy Britt
Jun 16
Cancer Recurrence Decreases when Physical Activity Increases, New Study Shows
Cancer Recurrence Decreases when Physical Activity Increases, New Study Shows
Colon cancer patients who exercise after treatment are less likely to relapse, even those with late-stage disease
Annie Foley
Jun 16
Low-Back Pain Benefits from Walking More, More than Walking Faster
Low-Back Pain Benefits from Walking More, More than Walking Faster
Either way, the point is to get up and get moving
Wise & Well Editors
Jun 13
Does the Order of Eating at Meals Matter?
Does the Order of Eating at Meals Matter?
Dessert first, or start with a salad? It may matter for managing blood sugar.
Sam Westreich, PhD
Jun 12
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