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What is love? It depends on what language you speak

The English word "love" can be translated as "sevgi" in Turkish and "szerelem" in Hungarian -- but does the concept carry the same meaning for speakers of all three tongues?

Health 6 years ago

The psychological benefits of working less

Work should not be the main aspect of your life, or its defining feature.

Health 6 years ago

Eco-anxiety: Managing mental health amid climate change impacts

Awareness of and taking steps to address climate change can also help manage “eco-anxiety”, a type of anxiety over the potential for ecological disasters and environmental threats that has been emerging recently.

Lifestyle 6 years ago

Listening to music while driving may reduce stress caused by traffic

A small-scale Brazilian research project suggests that stress when driving could be reduced by listening to instrumental music.

Health 6 years ago

How mindful eating can help you lose weight

Psychology can be a huge factor in your diet's success.

Health 6 years ago

Green spaces in urban areas could improve city dwellers' morale

A new German study using epidemiology, psychology, neural imaging, and geo informatics shows that green spaces in cities help preserve their population’s mental health.

Health 6 years ago

Are you okay? Let's check our mental health

Remember that anyone can experience mental health issues at any point of time, irrespective of gender, age and ethnicity.

Lifestyle 6 years ago

Don't make a decision on an empty stomach, says new study

New UK research has found that if you have a major decision to make, you shouldn't do it when you're feeling hungry, or you might settle for a worse deal.

City 6 years ago

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Nondepressed teens can have suicidal thoughts, expert says

Feelings of helplessness and loneliness can increase the chances of having suicidal thoughts, even among those who do not exhibit signs of depression, a recent study on teen mental health suggests.

Opinion 6 years ago

Mental health: The forgotten element in human development

As physical and sexual violence dominated the report, what is equally important but often unseen and forgotten is emotional and mental abuse in intimate relationships, leaving it untreated or often being ignored or undermined. However, the impacts on the victim are equally serious, even worse than scars or bruises.

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What is love? It depends on what language you speak

The psychological benefits of working less

Eco-anxiety: Managing mental health amid climate change impacts

Listening to music while driving may reduce stress caused by traffic

How mindful eating can help you lose weight

Green spaces in urban areas could improve city dwellers' morale

Are you okay? Let's check our mental health

Don't make a decision on an empty stomach, says new study

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Nondepressed teens can have suicidal thoughts, expert says

Mental health: The forgotten element in human development

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What is love? It depends on what language you speak

The psychological benefits of working less

Eco-anxiety: Managing mental health amid climate change impacts

Listening to music while driving may reduce stress caused by traffic

How mindful eating can help you lose weight

Green spaces in urban areas could improve city dwellers' morale

Are you okay? Let's check our mental health

Don't make a decision on an empty stomach, says new study

PREMIUM Nondepressed teens can have suicidal thoughts, expert says

Mental health: The forgotten element in human development

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Nondepressed teens can have suicidal thoughts, expert says