The science of what makes coffee great
“I mentioned the ADHD part of my diagnosis to a colleague, and her response was ‘Whatever, you just love taking Adderall.’”
In different places, public health means different things.
Take advantage of the warm months.
Los Angeles therapist John Kim broke many of traditional psychotherapy rules when he built his entire practice through his popular tumblr blog. This week, the American Psychological Association will decide whether he’ll have to start following some of them.
New recommendation for doctors could mean cultural change.
Is Anthony Weiner's behavior an "addiction" to sexting, or something more psychologically defining and pervasive?
The idea plays to our love of efficiency, spirit of entrepreneurship, and longing to install physicians and scientists as the new priests of the age.
Improbably enough, people who are better able to resist impulses report being more satisfied with their lives.
Ten thousand communal blue bikes are arriving in NYC, and 4,000 more just took Chicago. Despite opposition, the bicyclization of urban America is here, to stay.
A way to control your brain that doesn't involve drilling holes in your skull
People who thought stress was negatively affecting their health were twice as likely to have heart attacks, regardless of how much stress they actually experienced. ... Is this article only making the problem worse?
Students who sniffed oxytocin ("the love hormone") were more likely to maintain trust in others after getting their feelings hurt.
The Internet caused my addiction, but it also helped me find a cure.
See the effect of the "mind control" surgery, when patients turn their electrodes off.
When their parents talk to them about their weight, adolescents are more likely to develop unhealthy eating behaviors. Better to focus on talking about healthy foods
Mastering the three-minute game saw improved skills in unexpected places, from poker to planking.
How national trauma impacts public health
Good advice from someone who is terrible at dating
Even when they're not texting, just talking on the phone puts pedestrians at risk.