AI Health Tools Boost Exercise Habits Among University Students
University students who feel supported by AI-powered health apps are more likely to stick with regular exercise routines, according to a new three-wave study tr
Mental Health
Family background may explain much of the mental health gap tied to sexual orientation, twin studies suggest
New research indicates that shared family background could account for a significant portion of the mental health differences observed between heterosexual and
The Best Way to Save Money Is to Not Spend It
Personal finance experts emphasize that the most effective saving strategy begins with avoiding unnecessary spending, building on foundational habits discussed
Mind the Gap: Inside New York City’s Mental Health Crisis
Nearly a million New Yorkers lack access to mental health care in a city where the need has outpaced available services for years. A strained workforce, fragmen
EU Parliament Pushes for Unified Longevity Strategy
The European Parliament convened a session on October 1 to champion a coordinated approach to geroscience, preventive care, and healthy aging. Delegates, scient
Alzinova Prepares to Present Alzheimer’s Vaccine Trial Design at Major Conference
Swedish biotechnology company Alzinova will unveil the design of its Phase II ADVANCE trial for the ALZ-101 vaccine candidate at the Alzheimer’s Association Int
How to Reclaim Your Focus in a World Designed to Distract You
Every morning starts with a quiet promise: today will be the day I finally sit down, lock in, and do meaningful work. I tell myself that the next few hours will
Family traits drive screen habits and youth mental health
Researchers at Karolinska Institutet have identified shared family factors as a primary driver of youth behavior. Published in Nature Human Behaviour, this new
Why People Love the Healed And Not the Healing
The healed represent hope and resilience, offering a clear narrative of overcoming struggle that feels satisfying to witness. They embody a problem solved, requ
Prioritizing Personal Time for Mental Well-being
Modern life often forces us to prioritize professional meetings and social obligations over our own needs. Many people fill their calendars with external commit
Rejection Immobilizes Me: Understanding the Physical Toll of Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria in ADHD
Rejection sensitive dysphoria (RSD) is increasingly recognized as one of the most debilitating aspects of emotional dysregulation in adults with attention-defic
Economic Instability Linked to Increased Substance Use in Ten U.S. States
A new population-based study reveals a significant association between economic instability and higher rates of substance use among adults across ten U.S. state