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Scientists Are Repeatedly Fucking With Snails’ Memory
Neuroscience à la escargot is a promising area of research.
Lockdown Took Its Toll on Young Muslims Living with Their Parents
Isolated in the family home, some young Muslims felt “suffocated” and unable to speak about mental health issues.
Why Can’t I Pay Attention to a Whole Conversation Right Now?
If your listening skills have gone down the drain, know you’re not alone—and learn how to hone your focus again.
Not Just A Bad Hair Day: What It's Like to Have A Hair-Pulling Disorder
Hats, scarves, headbands and caps were my best friends because I was hiding the bald patches on my head that I had created by pulling out one hair at a time.
Q's Electric R&B Is a Safe Space for Black Men to Own Their Feelings
After spending years battling anxiety, the South Florida singer realized music was the only thing he could control.
What to Do If You're Struggling with Mental Health at Uni
You don't have to suffer those feelings of isolation alone.
Why We Sigh
Sighing is like a reset button for the lungs and emotions. But there’s such a thing as too much sighing.
What to Do If You're Not Sure You Have Any Social Skills Left at This Point
If you're feeling nervous about how to make conversation/tell a good joke/otherwise have fun, even with your close friends: Same!
Therapists Are Turning Into Influencers To Fight Stigma Around Mental Health
Psychotherapists are now fusing mental health conversations with trends, filters, catchy songs and challenges on TikTok and Instagram to engage with the Gen Z audience.
Can Robots Help People With Their Mental Health?
A study found that most think robots can support their mental health better than people, but experts say there are crucial human qualities technology can’t replicate.
Women are Having More Anxious and Angry Dreams Than Men in the Pandemic, Study Says
We're all also dreaming about death a lot more.
Young People Around the World Are in a Mental Health Crisis
A millennial in Italy told us, 'I’ve never felt more depressed and apathetic than I am right now,' and a Gen Zer in Mexico described their mental health as 'collapsing little by little.'