New longitudinal data shows heavy AI companion use erodes the social skills that make real relationships possible — through the same mechanism CBT identified for social anxiety decades ago.
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Five science-backed habits — calibrated self-assessment, self-efficacy training, clear limits, a morning routine, and cognitive reappraisal — sequenced in an 8-week roadmap backed by primary research.
A Yale study of 3,635 adults shows book reading for 30 minutes a day reduces mortality risk by 20% and extends life by an average of 23 months.
A new RCT found this multi-ingredient longevity supplement improved key vascular biomarkers — here's what the data actually show.
Twenty-two international nutrition scientists redesigned the food pyramid to put plant foods at the base. Here is what the new hierarchy means for your plate and long-term health.
Burnout is not a productivity problem you can solve with a better calendar. It is a physiological breakdown: a progressive disruption of the hormone system that regulates your stress response. The good news is that three evidence-based daily habits — a few minutes of morning sunlight, keeping your phone out
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Irrational jealousy runs on predictable thinking traps. Learn the 12 distortions Leahy describes, why checking backfires, and a 5-step routine for jealous moments.
Singlehood is common and valid. What research on 4,835 singles, marriage and singlism shows about wellbeing — and why pressure and fear matter more than status.
Cravings, endless scrolling and constant worry are old survival instincts in a new world. What evolutionary mismatch explains — and the research-backed fixes that help.