From scientists to love gurus, many have tried to extract the traits, physical and psychological, that compel one mate to select another. If you feel compelled to cultivate the latest products, potions or traits promising desirability and love, consider that … Read More
Mother nature shuts off the lights earlier in winter and for millions of people darker days bring a bout of depression called seasonal affective disorder (SAD). If you’re experiencing the blues this winter, it might be time to get a … Read More
When you think of volunteering, you generally think about how it will benefit those you are helping. You might even admit to it helping you look good to friends and family. But what if we told you that volunteering is … Read More
Do you know what your child drank in school today? Probably not something as nutritious as you’d like. Childhood obesity has increased 20 percent in three decades and while unhealthy foods and decreased exercise are often seen as the main … Read More
If you’ve ever been to a foreign country and felt like you just didn’t fit in, there may be a deep cultural personality mismatch going on–and not because of the language barrier. Having a sense of satisfaction with life and … Read More
If you’re a migraine sufferer that is asked by a doctor to remember what makes your head hurt, then consider this: For thousands of you, remembering the pain may be the key to effectively treating it. To date, most research … Read More
If you or someone you know suffers from mental illness, it may be disheartening to learn that such conditions still have a stigma attached to them. According to new research published in the American Journal of Psychiatry, even with a … Read More
If you’re a woman who leaves the office feeling stressed about the work waiting for you at home–laundry, dishes and other household chores–you may not be alone. According to a new study from Spain, published in Sex Roles, A Journal … Read More
