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National 6 years ago

‘We also have the right’: Indonesian women break taboos in pursuit of sexual pleasure

Talk of sex is still taboo in most parts of predominantly Muslim Indonesia, but over the past few years the country has borne witness to a growing conversation on sexuality led by a younger generation of women.

Business 6 years ago

Why rational people are panic buying as coronavirus spreads

Panic buying has emerged as reliable a feature of the coronavirus epidemic as a fever or dry cough.

Health 6 years ago

'It's like someone's hit pause on life': China turns to therapy amid virus loc

"Every day we have about 20 callers. Some have watched their relatives perish without access to medicine in the early days of the virus, when there weren't enough hospital beds."

City 6 years ago

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Unsafe on the streets: Female pedestrians face flashers in Greater Jakarta

Indecent exposure has long been a problem faced by women in the capital, with some having said they were left traumatized or felt unsafe after such incidents.

Parents 6 years ago

Anxiety in autistic children: Why rates are so high

Autistic children are twice as likely to develop anxiety than non-autistic children.

Entertainment 6 years ago

One more episode, please?: Why we can’t stop binge-watching on Netflix

Those who felt being under pressure from their workloads tended to find binge-watching as a way to distract themselves from their responsibilities.

Health 6 years ago

Body shaming is more dangerous than you think

If people continuously receive negative comments about their bodies, it will influence their self-esteem and might lead to anxiety or depression.

Health 6 years ago

Ecotherapy aims to tap into nature to improve your wellbeing

Examples of ecotherapy activities might include gardening, farming, woodland walks, and nature art and crafts.

Health 6 years ago

Ecotherapy aims to tap into nature to improve your wellbeing

Examples of ecotherapy activities might include gardening, farming, woodland walks, and nature art and crafts.

Lifestyle 6 years ago

Five rules from psychology to help keep your new year's resolutions

Only 40 percent of people can sustain their new year’s resolution after six months, while only 20 percent of dieters maintain long-term weight loss.

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psychology

‘We also have the right’: Indonesian women break taboos in pursuit of sexual pleasure

Why rational people are panic buying as coronavirus spreads

'It's like someone's hit pause on life': China turns to therapy amid virus loc

PREMIUM Unsafe on the streets: Female pedestrians face flashers in Greater Jakarta

Anxiety in autistic children: Why rates are so high

One more episode, please?: Why we can’t stop binge-watching on Netflix

Body shaming is more dangerous than you think

Ecotherapy aims to tap into nature to improve your wellbeing

Ecotherapy aims to tap into nature to improve your wellbeing

Five rules from psychology to help keep your new year's resolutions

follow our Social media

Your Opinion Matters

Thank You

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Unsafe on the streets: Female pedestrians face flashers in Greater Jakarta