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Busting Out of the Friend Zone
Psychologists show that men attempt to woo their female friends by paying for meals.
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The Biggest Work Stressor Has a Simple Fix
60 years of data on 800,000 workers just identified the #1 workplace stressor and it’s not your workload. Here’s what’s really draining your team and how to fix it.
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Psilocybin May Aid in the Treatment of Cocaine Addiction
A new study finds that psilocybin, when paired with structured therapy in a clinical setting, appears to be safe and efficacious for treating cocaine use disorder.
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Even if a Partner Can’t Handle the Truth, Tell Them
Egoistic lies don’t benefit relationships.
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What if Your Food Cravings Are More Than Habit?
Food addiction has long been a controversial topic. Now GLP-1 findings revive the idea that feeding, reward, and compulsion are deeply connected.
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Do Narcissistic Traits Affect Romantic Satisfaction?
Do you love someone who loves themselves first? Certain types of self-absorbed traits are more likely to affect relationship satisfaction.
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Yoga Improves Sleep, Mood, Fatigue and Anxiety for Cancer Survivors
Findings from the Yoga for Cancer Survivors clinical trial offer “a nonpharmaceutical solution for reducing four side effects at once.”
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Florida Lawmakers Reverse Cuts to State’s AIDS Drug Assistance Program
The Florida Health Department had planned to curb access to HIV meds and kick 16,000 residents out of care. Then came the backlash.
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Why Some Employee Perks Tear Teams Apart
Not all workplace inequalities are equal. New research reveals why some personalized work deals create conflict while others improve team performance.
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Elaboration Is the New Sycophancy
When AI chatbots elaborate on ideas that you introduce, it can be helpful and engaging. But, for some, it can also worsen spiraling.