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The word of music: how melody helps the closed soul
Music may not be a prescription, but maybe it’s time. Music can make a big difference to what drugs can’t really solve: the so-called negative
Music may not be a prescription, but maybe it’s time. Music can make a big difference to what drugs can’t really solve: the so-called negative
In a world where screens are everywhere, how much is too much? And could avoiding them altogether be worse? Scientists are digging into these questions,
You’ve probably heard that eating well and exercising are key for staying healthy, but did you know that your friendships and social connections are just
If you’ve ever thought about med school, you probably picture long nights, impossible exams, and non-stop pressure. And you’re not wrong. But what’s often left
Owning a dog offers numerous health benefits, enhancing both physical and mental well-being. One significant advantage is increased physical activity; dog owners are four times
This study looked at how the affection young adults receive from their grandmothers can influence their health habits. The researchers were curious if feeling loved
Having a doctor in the family sounds great—free advice, quick answers, and less time in clinics. But when that doctor is your parent, sibling, or
Weight Stigma in Healthcare Despite obesity being recognized as a disease, many people still face harmful stereotypes—lazy, undisciplined, or lacking willpower—even from healthcare providers. Harmful
Imagine walking into a hospital, not just to see doctors and nurses, but also a friendly Labrador wagging its tail, ready to brighten someone’s day. At Rose
Imagine walking into a room full of people and having no idea if you know anyone. That’s the reality for people with developmental prosopagnosia –