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Quitting Smoking Is Associated With Recovery From Other Addictions
NIH-funded research supports addressing smoking cessation during substance use treatment.
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When AI Starts Seeing What Doctors See
AI may be moving from reading about patients to seeing them, integrating images, labs, and notes like a clinician.
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AI Rebound: The Paradoxical Drop After the AI Lift
The AI tools that make us sharper today may leave us less capable when they’re not there.
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Why AI Shouldn’t Replace the Rough Draft
The real value of a rough draft isn’t just in the words, but in the thinking it demands. A recent study suggests there may be hidden costs to letting AI take on that work.
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The Hidden Biology Behind Eating Disorders
When appetite falters, whether in someone with anorexia or cancer, the brain and body slip out of sync. This triggers structural changes that can reshape thought and emotion.
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Designing for the Mind
Does nature, or nature-inspired interior design, help restore fatigued attention, ameliorate stress, and make us more creative?
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Amplifying Colorectal Cancer Prevention and Treatment Among Black Americans
To reduce colorectal cancer rates, a review encourages culturally tailored outreach and better access to health care.
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Is It True That Psychopaths Lack Empathy?
It’s considered almost part and parcel of the definition of a psychopath to lack empathy. A new and comprehensive study calls this fundamental belief into question.
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This One Powerful Emotion May Give Life Lasting Meaning
New research finds that hopeful feelings, and not just plans or willpower, can strengthen our sense of purpose and meaning in everyday life.
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This Is Your Brain on Protest Songs
From heartbeats to brainwaves, research shows singing together strengthens bodies, brains, and social bonds, offering hope and unity in turbulent times.