Mind
The wrong clothing choice could result in fines or jail in several holiday destinations
This type of clothing, which many people wear in everyday life, may be illegal in several holiday destinations. That is why you should check the rules before you travel.
Mental Well-being
Study links early retirement to faster cognitive decline
New research suggests that the decision to leave the workforce may have consequences that extend beyond personal finances.
Body
Stress overload: What happens inside your body
Stress is a natural response that helps us deal with pressure and challenges. But when the body stays...
Mind
How to protect your hearing if you fall asleep wearing headphones
Many people fall asleep while listening to music or a podcast. Experts say that a few simple changes can help protect both your hearing and your safety.
Mental Well-being
Sunshine and temperature may shape mental health, study finds
New research suggests that even small changes in the weather may be linked to when people seek help for mental health problems.
Mind
The wrong clothing choice could result in fines or jail in several holiday destinations
This type of clothing, which many people wear in everyday life, may be illegal in several holiday destinations. That is why you should check the rules before you travel.
Mental Well-being
Study links early retirement to faster cognitive decline
New research suggests that the decision to leave the workforce may have consequences that extend beyond personal finances.
Body
Stress overload: What happens inside your body
Stress is a natural response that helps us deal with pressure and challenges. But when the body stays...
Mind
How to protect your hearing if you fall asleep wearing headphones
Many people fall asleep while listening to music or a podcast. Experts say that a few simple changes can help protect both your hearing and your safety.
Waking up at night? Neuroscientist explains technique to fall back asleep
A sleep expert says a simple physiological reset may help calm the body and make it easier to drift off again.
The best way to start your day, according to science
Recent research shows that small personal choices made in the morning can have a significant impact on the rest of the day.
New research shows why memory loss can accelerate
New large-scale international research shows that the relationship between changes in the brain and memory does not follow a straight line.
Seeing something cute can change how we think and act
Why do cute babies and animals trigger such strong reactions? Research shows that cuteness affects the brain, moral judgment, and even our physical impulses.
Here’s why people fail when they try to quit snus
Many snus users struggle to quit, even when the desire is there. New research shows why a decision alone is often not enough.
Exercise can ease depressive symptoms as effectively as therapy
Many people with depression find that established treatments do not help. New research points to a more accessible approach.