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Old Drugs, New Hope for Brain Fog and Long COVID Fatigue
Could an antidepressant ease long COVID fatigue, and a constipation drug improve depression brain fog? New trials offer hope.
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Why Workaholics May Not Be Team Players
For workaholics, perception is reality. Overperceiving responsibilities can sacrifice relationships. Research explains.
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Go Ahead, Drink Your Coffee
The newest research evidence shows moderate coffee use is generally safe and may benefit heart health. But specialty coffee drinks with added sugar and fat are a different story.
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How to Recover From Moral Injury and Reclaim Identity
Defeat does not have to define our identity. There are ways to recognize self-blame and bounce back from moral injury.
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What Your Spoiler Preference Says About You
Spoiler alerts are everywhere these days, but what makes some people so curious to know what happens and others so against it?
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Early Signs of Alzheimer’s and When to Consider In-Home Support
Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive neurological disorder that affects memory, thinking, and behavior. It can begin subtly, with early signs often mistaken for normal aging. Recognizing these war...
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Do Life Happenings Make Sex Less Appetizing?
New research is exploring how couples manage sex and aging. We need to learn more.
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How Sleep Affects Metabolism and Weight
New research shows that even modest sleep loss can affect hormones, activity, and weight—revealing why sleep is central to metabolic health.
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Why “Likes” Hit Harder When You’re Depressed
Depression is supposed to blunt your response to reward. A new study followed 17 million posts and found that on social media, the opposite happens.
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Signs Your Aging Parent Needs Extra Help: 10 Warning Signs Every Family Caregiver Should Know
Caring for an aging parent is one of life’s greatest acts of love — and one of its hardest balancing acts. Most older adults want to stay independent, and most families struggle to know when occasi...