Why climate anxiety makes some youth take action, while others freeze
Examines why climate anxiety leads some young people to act while others become paralyzed.
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A personal reflection on overthinking, self-protection, and learning to live with uncertainty.
A personal essay about being ignored by men who stopped answering and the self-protective excuses that followed.
A study finds that common ADHD classroom accommodations such as extra time and frequent breaks may not help students succeed.
A personal account of daily habits that helped restore the author's mental health.
HHS plans to fund up to $4.9 million in research into ibogaine as a treatment for PTSD.
Travis Barker says he quit smoking after being diagnosed with precancer of the oesophagus.
The article offers advice for parents when a child says they are bad at math, including what to say and do next.

An essay on why high-achieving students struggle to enjoy success after a single mistake.

Snapchat settles a lawsuit alleging its platform contributed to teen depression, anxiety and eating disorders.
An umbrella review finds light and moderate physical activity is associated with reduced perinatal depressive and anxiety symptoms.
A first-person account describes how AI was used for support while dealing with anxiety and caregiving.

The article explores high-functioning anxiety, where people appear to cope well externally while struggling internally.
A survey of 50,000 people across 92 countries suggests global mental health may be declining.

Offers an explanation of anxiety loops in the nervous system and ways to break free from them.
Nature describes a plan to transform psychiatry by personalizing mental-health care.
A survey of 50,000 people across 92 countries suggests global mental health is declining, especially among young people and in wealthy nations.

An early randomized trial suggests a structured digital psychological support program can reduce anxiety during pregnancy.
A study finds social anxiety may not distort how people perceive where others are looking during eye contact.
A six-week trial suggests a mental health app may help unemployed people with depression find jobs.
The paper presents a clinical-semantic model for estimating depression severity from counseling text.
Therapy-speak words common in therapy sessions are increasingly used by teenagers in everyday conversation.
The article is a guide to building a real-time AI depression detector with a focus on privacy.
An essay argues that meditation and self-inquiry helped a doctor become more present and compassionate with patients.
A developer shares eight free browser-based CBT tools for managing anxiety, built in vanilla JavaScript with no signup.
An article arguing that health encompasses daily habits, emotional environment, sleep, and stress, not just the absence of illness.
Nature reports on how personalization and psychedelic-based approaches are reshaping psychiatric treatment.
A large analysis finds escitalopram more effective than Prozac at preventing depression relapse.
AI chatbots are examined as imperfect therapists and whether they might help men open up about mental health.
Entrepreneurs who struggle to recognize their own emotions show less commitment to their business goals, according to a new study.
A psychology researcher reports that smiling boosts mood only when people choose to smile, not when they are forced to.
The article is a practical guide to building an AI chatbot that detects depression in real time.
New research examines people's growing use of AI chatbots for emotional support and the problems they share with it instead of friends.
The FDA warned that GLP-1 drugs carry a potential risk of a rare but serious eye condition.
Charlotte Hawkins describes VILPA, a short-burst everyday fitness habit linked to longevity.
Article describes how brain training may make hard workouts feel easier, linking cognition and exercise perception.
A new study finds survival after sudden cardiac arrest did not improve despite training bystanders and emergency responders.
Studies comparing long COVID symptoms between tested-positive and tested-negative people suggest symptom counts may be overstated due to testing selection bias, with few symptoms persisting beyond one.
Colorectal cancer incidence is rising again among younger adults in the United States, and researchers have not identified the cause.
Describes designing an AI relationship assistant that listens to both partners in a recurring argument without taking sides.
The article argues that AI in medicine needs persistent agent memory, since most current AI tools forget conversations when they end.
The article examines the love languages theory, noting it has no scientific origin despite its popularity.
Foundation model research learns representations of sleep physiology via next-token prediction.
New tests aim to better measure empathy by using joyful stories and embarrassing mishaps.
An article describes 'glute amnesia' as a cause of balance issues and promotes a low-cost product as a solution.

An essay examines what happens when people seek emotional understanding from AI companions.
A historian argues that living with humility took on social weight in the late Middle Ages.
Research discusses how brief interactions with strangers can boost wellbeing and a sense of connection.
Researchers examine whether creatine offers muscle-building benefits without exercise.
Essay arguing AI cannot be conscious and therefore needs a conscience, contrasting the two concepts.
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