Psychology
Ozempic and GLP-1 drugs may quietly reduce impulsive and violent behavior, a US study finds, and the reason reaches far beyond your weight
Aristotle, on truth: “To say of what is that it is not, and of what is not that it is, is false,” and a philosopher explains why it matters now
A psychology professor says the one thing wrecking your sleep is exercising three hours before bed, and there is a reason your body resists
Confucius, Chinese philosopher: “I buy rice to live and flowers to have something to live for,” and the lesson about your needs runs deep
A neurologist warns that if you reach for painkillers every month, you’ll one day struggle to control your own headaches for this reason
Seneca, on how we let time slip away: “A great part of life escapes those who do nothing, and all of it those who live for other things”
That tightness in the chest, the heart palpitations, or the feeling of not being able to breathe might start to subside with a habit that takes only a few minutes, according to a psychiatrist
Marcus Aurelius, Roman emperor: “When you struggle to get up at dawn, remember: I rise to do the work of a human being”
Silvio Garattini, oncologist at 97: “What matters isn’t how many times you eat, but how much you eat,” and the rest of his advice surprises
Stephen Hawking and Einstein beaten by a 15-year-old: the boy who scored 162 on an IQ test in Edinburgh, and the reason is rare
A nursing student cared for a 96-year-old man, and the friendship revealed what aging support often misses
Chronic stress does not stay in the mind, and seven body systems can start showing the pressure before people connect the dots
I tried to keep up with my husband’s intense workouts for years, and the twist is what changed for both of us when I stopped chasing the “fitness gap” instead of pretending it didn’t exist
A sports psychologist says when you stopped exercising you didn’t lose motivation, your reason just stopped being compelling enough, so changing the “why” can restart the habit
Scientists are taking a fresh look at consciousness, and the answer may explain what really makes each person unique
Psychologists say organizing your cash from smallest to largest bill may reveal something very specific about how you handle control and order










