Genetic Insights Into Cannabis Use and Associated Health Risks
A study was conducted by the University of California, San Diego, of Medicine over 130,000 participants. In collaboration with the genetic testing company
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Health
Menopause and Mental Health: Understanding Hormone-Driven Mood Changes
“For years, Jasmine considered herself steady, resilient and surprised by life’s unexpected turns. Then, in her late forties, things began to shift. One
Self Help
The Psychology of Self-Actualisation: Meaning, Growth, and Fulfilment
The quest for the fullest expression of the human being has been the concern of philosophy, religion, and psychology for a long time.
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Technology
How Optical Illusions Trick Your Brain at the Museum of Illusions
Have you ever stepped into a room and sensed the floor tipping over, though you were aware it was flat? Or gazed at
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Motivation
Fighting Stigma: The Pioneers Who Made Mental Health Visible
For generations, mental illness was treated as a hidden wound – suffering in silence, spoken of in whispers. Society misunderstood those in psychological
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The Psychology of Flaws: Why Imperfection is Emotionally Necessary
We often hear the phrase, ‘we all have our flaws and nobody is perfect’. Taking this quote ahead in depth, this article focuses
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Therapy
Why Therapy Isn’t the Same as Friendship: The Science Behind Empathy and Expertise
There are two kinds of chairs we collapse into when life grows heavier than we expected. One is warm, familiar, and inviting, pulled close
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Relationship
Intimacy in the Age of Selfhood: How Autonomy and Algorithms Redefined Love
It began as a murmur online, a quiet confession disguised as irony. Memes about “boyfriend embarrassment,” and threads where women half-joked, half-meant it
Self Help
The Brains’ Negative Bias: Why We Anticipate the Worst
It is almost at times human nature to think of the worst possible outcome. Whether it’s about health, marks, relationships, friendships, career or
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Parenting
Sweet Trap: How High Sugar Diets Affect a Child’s Brain
Sugar is everywhere. It appears in breakfast cereals, hides in packaged snacks, and shines brightly from colourful wrappers in shops. Children are naturally