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A new large-scale study suggests that mental illness might be “transmissible” among adolescents. The research, which analyzed data from over 700,000 ninth graders in Finland,
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Recent research has shown that people who get injured at work tend to have worse mental health outcomes than those who are injured outside of
Imagine walking into a hospital, not just to see doctors and nurses, but also a friendly Labrador wagging its tail, ready to brighten someoneâs day. At Rose
A new study shows that where you live can shape your brain health later in life. Researchers found that things like air pollution, neighborhood safety,
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 â
Research is increasingly showing that time spent in green environmentsâparks, forests, and gardensâcan significantly benefit mental health. A 20-minute walk in nature may be enough
For years, body image research focused on fixing negative perceptions, but now, a new wave of research is shining a light on positive body imageâwhat
Did you know that Pilates might be more than just a way to tone your body? It turns out this low-impact exercise could help improve
