Study challenges the link between obesity and junk food advertising
Banning junk food advertising may have little effect on reducing obesity
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Helping young learners bounce back from COVID disruptions
Literacy lessons tailored to early grade-schoolers with reading difficulties show promising results
Positive self talk an excellent way to raise your spirit
A positive substitute to negativity and pessimism
Conflict Coach: I’m doing the work and he’s taking all the credit
It’s important not to lose your cool. A public outcry can leave you looking like an angry toddler
The path to gold could be steep for Olympic favourites this year
High expectations and lack of crowds among the many pressures athletes will face at this year’s Games
Brain science and theatre background provide a unique perspective
Professor’s experimental approach explores science, technology, society and the environment
Grief over death of animals needs to be taken more seriously
‘Disenfranchised grief’ can compound wellness challenges for older women living alone
‘Fly-in, fly-out’ oil sands workers face significant mental health challenges
Time away from home contributes to low morale and difficulty maintaining healthy habits
Pandemic isolation harder on introverts than extroverts, study suggests
Extroverts find a way to connect whereas introverts are less adept at maintaining their fewer connections
What baseball fights tell us about ourselves
A bench-clearing brawl might look chaotic but it’s really a ritual that says a lot about human behaviour
Covid-19 and the rise of the Fearful State
Governments are building compliance muscle-memory in citizens to prepare them for future sacrifices that will be demanded in a war against climate change
New texting services support first responders’ mental health
Daily positive messages are designed to help emergency personnel cope with trauma of the job, similar to successful Text4Hope
Why is science trying to read and manipulate our dreams?
Imagine what trouble could be wrought when someone enters another’s dreams to change them and their waking behaviour. Without safeguards, the abuse of dream tech is inevitable
