Repurposed cancer drugs show promise as combination therapy for Alzheimer’s disease
A new study suggests repurposing existing cancer drugs could offer a potent treatment for Alzheimer’s. The combination therapy, tested in...
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Playing pickleball at least three times a week linked to better mental health
Researchers have identified a positive link between the amount of time spent playing pickleball and mental wellbeing, suggesting that the...
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New research highlights a shortage of male mentors for boys and young men
Approximately one in three young men lacks an adult male to consult for help with school or relationships. New survey...
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One in eight US adolescents and young adults use AI chatbots for mental health advice
Millions of young Americans are turning to generative AI when feeling sad or anxious. The findings suggest these tools fill...
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Mystical beliefs predict a meaningful life even without organized religion
New research in Religion, Brain & Behavior suggests that mystical beliefs like karma predict a more meaningful life. This explains...
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Fundamental beliefs about the world can buffer against the psychological impact of trauma, new research suggests
A new study indicates that fundamental beliefs act as a psychological buffer, allowing some individuals to maintain well-being despite facing...
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Distinct neural pathways link fear of missing out and negative emotions to compulsive phone use
A new longitudinal study suggests that specific patterns in the brain’s default mode network can predict the severity of problematic...
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A mathematical ceiling limits generative AI to amateur-level creativity
A new study argues that the algorithms driving tools like ChatGPT impose a hard limit on originality. By prioritizing probable...
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Semaglutide improves biomarkers but fails to preserve memory in Alzheimer’s patients
The popular metabolic drug semaglutide failed to preserve memory in patients with early Alzheimer’s disease. New data shows the treatment...
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Masturbation shows promise in alleviating women’s menopausal symptoms
New findings in the journal Menopause suggest that masturbation may provide significant relief for sleep disturbances and mood changes. The...
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Scientists identify a fat-derived hormone that drives the mood benefits of exercise
Thirty minutes of moderate exercise may be enough to trigger immediate antidepressant effects. A study in Molecular Psychiatry reveals that...
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Living in greener neighborhoods is associated with lower risk of metabolic syndrome
Researchers have identified how nature improves health. Analysis of over 200,000 adults shows that residential greenness reduces metabolic syndrome risk...
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Men with higher testosterone produce body odor that is perceived as more dominant
A study in Evolution and Human Behavior reports that men with higher testosterone levels have body odor perceived as more...
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New research highlights the role of family background and attachment in shaping infidelity intentions
New research suggests that young adults who witnessed parental infidelity are more likely to consider cheating themselves. The study also...
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Large-scale trial finds four-day workweek improves employee well-being and physical health
New research indicates that a four-day workweek with full pay boosts physical and mental health. The study suggests these benefits...
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