Orbites
‘Imagining is another kind of seeing’: immerse in the exquisite sensory world of a woman with impaired vision
Baby heaven
As a psychologist, I’ve long pondered what counts as ‘delusional’.
How to take notes that actually help you learn
If you want to remember and understand, copying isn’t enough.
Who am I if I don’t run?
When an ankle injury put the brakes on my running habit, I had to rethink the wisdom of tying my…
How to break a bad habit
Feel stuck with a habit you know is bad for you?
Brain connectivity pattern predicts treatment response in cocaine use disorder
Researchers have identified a specific pattern of brain activity that can distinguish people with cocaine use disorder from those without…
What 25,000 conversations with a psychedelic helpline show about who seeks help
A new analysis of more than 25,000 calls and text messages to a national psychedelic helpline offers what the authors…
New study identifies daily communication and personal mindset as key predictors of marital sexual activity
Married couples in South Korea report higher rates of sexual inactivity compared to those in the United States, though couples…
Subtle mood changes in late life may follow early Alzheimer’s brain changes, study suggests
In older adults without memory problems, the buildup of Alzheimer’s-related tau protein in the brain tends to precede and predict…
People prefer slightly protruding jaws over perfectly straight facial profiles
People generally prefer facial profiles where the upper jaw slightly protrudes, according to a recent survey of public aesthetic preferences.…