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    Six Simple Tricks to Sound Confident When Speaking in Public

    Public speaking, or even a difficult one-on-one conversation, can feel terrifying when you have something important to …

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    Why High Cholesterol Affects Slim People Too

    Cholesterol — a waxy substance the liver mainly makes. The body needs it to build cells and produce hormones, but there are different types. High levels of LDL, or low-density…

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    What Watermelon Really Does to Your Body

    Watermelon can satisfy your sweet tooth — a single slice has just 46 calories and about 9 g of sugar. Its red flesh packs plenty of lycopene, an antioxidant that…

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    How Loneliness Hurts Your Health — and What Actually Helps

    People often confuse social isolation with loneliness — but they aren’t the same. Social isolation is measurable: you can count how many people live with you or how many social…

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    Why Most People Turn Counterclockwise

    What direction do you pick when you enter an art gallery, museum, or shopping mall? Most people, without thinking, head left! In the film “Zoolander,” Ben Stiller’s character comically struggles…

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    Sugar Isn’t Poison — When It Actually Harms You

    Sugar isn’t a poison — at least not the way people claim, says Dr. Emily Liming of King’s College London. When people cut out sweets they often feel better, but…

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    When ‘Healthy’ Eating Turns Into an Obsession

    Healthy eating can lower your risk of type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and some cancers — and it can also help protect against depression and other mental-health problems. But for…

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    Losing Your Hair? How to Keep Your Confidence

    For many people, appearance, especially hair, signals youth, attractiveness, and how they think others see them. Why hair matters so much Fabio Zuckelli says this comes from our need to…

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    Five Traits That Predict How Satisfied You’ll Be With Life

    Money and status don’t tell the whole story. The authors looked beyond material factors (income, personal achievements) to behavioral tendencies — how patient people are, how willing they are to…

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    Can We—and Should We—Erase Painful Memories?

    We don’t have an instant “erase and move on” switch for painful memories—yet. But researchers already know how to tinker with memory: they can dull the emotions tied to a…

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    How Evolution Turned Most People Right-Handed

    Compared with other primates, our population-level right-hand bias really stands out. Chimpanzees, gorillas, and monkeys may favor one hand for specific tasks, but no other species shows the kind of…

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    Could AI Actually Destroy Humanity?

    AI is already reshaping everything—from how we work to how we live—and no one can fully predict how far those changes will go. At the same time, conversations about the…

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    Why You’re Better at Spotting Lies When You Only Hear Someone

    Our voices can change in an instant: an adrenaline rush tightens the muscles around the larynx, making the voice higher and shakier, while talking with someone close tends to make…

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    Why Are Human Brains Shrinking Even as We Get Smarter?

    First — a bigger brain doesn’t automatically mean higher intelligence. Brain size only weakly correlates with measures of intelligence in humans. Albert Einstein’s brain, for example, was relatively small —…

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    Singing, Painting, and Museum Visits Linked to Slower Biological Aging

    People who sing, paint, or regularly visit exhibitions and museums show a slower pace of aging, a new study from University College London (UCL) found. The study’s lead author, Professor…

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    How Your Attitude Toward Aging Changes How Well You Age

    A new study from researchers at Yale University in the U.S. found that attitudes toward aging can substantially alter the course of aging. Psychology professor Becca Levy and Dr. Martin…

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    How Emotional Instability Fuels Vivid Sexual Fantasies

    It turns out people with emotional instability and mood swings report the most vivid sexual fantasies. That’s one conclusion from a study by researchers at Michigan State University (USA). The…

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    Your Name Can Actually Shape How You Look

    An astonishing finding from Israeli scientists at Reichman University and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem shows that a person’s name really affects their appearance. The scientists call this the “face-name…

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    Young People Prefer ChatGPT’s Mental-Health Advice Over Doctors

    Who would have guessed—young people think artificial intelligence gives better answers to mental-health questions than psychiatrists. At least, that’s what participants in a study carried out by researchers from the…

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    Why Some People Are Light Sleepers and Others Sleep Deeply

    Not everyone can sleep through the roar of traffic or someone else’s noise. If you can, consider that a small victory. Researchers Kelly Sansom and Peter Eastwood from Murdoch University…

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    How coffee reshapes your gut microbiome and reduces stress

    A new study from a team at University College Cork, part of the National University of Ireland, found that both caffeinated and decaffeinated coffee positively change the gut microbiome —…

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    Most People Say Old Age Starts at 69 — Gen Z Says It’s Sooner

    Researchers at Seven Seas surveyed 2,000 British adults about what age people consider someone to be old. Answers varied by respondent age, but on average respondents said someone becomes “old”…

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    Smoking Doesn’t Relieve Pain — It Makes Chronic Pain Worse

    A study by University of Kansas researchers found that people with chronic pain are more likely than others to smoke tobacco and use electronic cigarettes. They based their conclusions on…

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    Stop Saving Your Life for Later: How to Break the Postponed-Life Habit and Be Happier Now

    Don’t put off pleasure until the last possible minute. Remember what thrills you, and make an effort to feel that joy again. Any day can become a happy day if…

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    You Enjoy Small Talk More Than You Think

    Maybe you’ve long convinced yourself you absolutely hate small talk — those empty, “about nothing” conversations. But a new study from the University of Michigan says this boring chatter can…

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    Why Some People Thrive on Just Four Hours of Sleep

    About three percent of people on our planet barely sleep at night and still feel perfectly healthy. How is that possible? Researchers have finally gotten closer to solving this mystery.…

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    Nettle 101: Benefits, Risks, and How to Use It

    Spring is nettle season. That’s when the young stinging leaves are richest in vitamins, and that’s when people start harvesting them, steeping them, adding them to food, and using them…

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    Hot nights are already wrecking sleep for billions — and it’s only going to get worse

    Scientists from the International Pediatric Sleep Association, the World Sleep Society, and the University of Copenhagen warn that hotter nights are already disrupting sleep for billions of people. As the…

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    We’re Speaking 338 Fewer Words a Day — Here’s What’s at Stake

    A new study from linguists and psychologists at the University of Missouri–Kansas City (UMKC) and Arizona State University (ASU) tracks a steady decline in everyday spoken language. They found the…

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    How Bad Smells Harm Your Body and Mind

    Overall, people pay little attention to how odor pollution affects health and quality of life. Unpleasant smells are often treated as ordinary and insignificant. Researchers say people value their sense…

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    6 Celebrities With Species Named After Them

    Sometimes new species get their names from geography, a beloved grandmother, or even the length of an animal’s tail. But some famous people clearly won the hearts of taxonomists: their…

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    Laugh at Your Own Mistakes — People Will Like You More

    A team of psychologists at Cornell University says you shouldn’t be ashamed of your mistakes — you should laugh at them. When you laugh at your mistakes, people treat you…

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    How flattering chatbots nudge people into false beliefs

    Two studies from leading U.S. research centers — MIT and Stanford — found that AI chatbots regularly give overly agreeable answers. That ingratiating behavior does users more harm than good.…

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    Eating meat may halve dementia risk for people with the APOE4 gene

    That’s the conclusion of a team of scientists from Stockholm University in Sweden. In their new study, the researchers found that people who carry the APOE4 variant — a version…

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    Spicy Food Makes People Reach for Brighter Colors

    Do you see that woman with bright red lipstick or that guy in the colorful shirt? They’re probably fans of spicy curry. A new study from Nankai University in China…

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    9 Dating-App Photo Mistakes That Are Tanking Your Matches

    People looking for romantic relationships can improve their chances if they present themselves the right way in their profile photos. A team of psychologists at the Open University of Catalonia…

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