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There’s a New GLP-1 Side Effect, and It’s Pretty Gross
GLP-1 users reported more nail detachment and hair loss in preliminary research, but self-reported findings don’t establish causation.
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Male Birth Control Pills Are in Development, and One Might Even Make Sex Better
Researchers are testing male contraceptive pills, gels, and injections, but safety, pregnancy prevention, and reversibility need more proof.
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Why Everything Can Feel Worse After Midnight, According to Researchers
The ‘Mind After Midnight’ hypothesis explores how nighttime wakefulness may affect mood, impulse control, and the decisions you make.
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Doing This May Lower Blood Pressure More Than a Workout, Study Finds
In a study of 25 adults, a hot bath produced greater short-term blood pressure drops than moderate cycling. It doesn’t replace exercise.
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Your Dog May Be Losing Sleep Because of You, New Study Suggests
Trackers on 25 people and 38 dogs found humans initiated shared nighttime movements more often, challenging owners’ complaints about their pets.
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What Is the ‘Resilience Paradox,’ and What Is It Costing You?
A psychologist explains the ‘resilience paradox,’ how pushing through can become self-neglect, and the signs it’s time to scale back.
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Getty Images, BSIP Do Women Really Suffer More Pain Than Men? Here’s What the Science Says.
An analysis of more than 6 million people found women reported pain more often across 11 body areas. The reasons remain unclear.
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Getty Images, George Karger Is TikTok Ruining Your Skin? Here’s What Experts Have to Say.
If you want great skin, please consult a competent professional.
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6 Reasons People With Anxiety Love Halloween, According to a Therapist
A therapist shares six reasons Halloween can comfort anxious people, from shared scares and predictable endings to nostalgic fall rituals.
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Why Your Morning Coffee Puts You in a Better Mood, According to Science
A study linked morning caffeine to better moods, though researchers say relief from overnight withdrawal could help explain the effect.
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5 Ways Living With OCD Has Shaped Me for the Better
After living with OCD since childhood, one writer reflects on how managing the disorder has shaped her creativity, empathy, and resilience.
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What Your Word Choices Reveal About Psychopathic Traits, According to a New Study
A new study links psychopathic traits to how people describe their lives, including an upbeat pattern among some participants.
