TikTok’s “dopamine detox” trend promises to rewire your brain — but science says that’s not how dopamine works. Here’s what to do instead.
Hundreds of studies have confirmed that certain foods affect the brain similarly to other addictive substances.
If you're constantly snacking, always ordering takeout or these other signs, it could point to something bigger.
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Zuoxin Wang (left), professor of psychology in the College of Arts and Sciences, and Mohamed Kabbaj (right), professor of ...
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Gaza hostage release: What hormonal changes, psychological effects mean for freed captives
In their first few days back to freedom, the hostages will need, and are set to have, a full support system of doctors, psychologists, and dietitians. After two years of torture, horrifying living ...
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Gen Z’s “rawdogging” trend—ditching all distractions—gains backing from psychologists for boosting focus, attention, and mental clarity.
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