This generation was handed smartphones before their brains were anywhere near fully developed.
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Youth Drug Use Is Down, but Overdoses Have Risen. One Town’s Schools Have a Possible Solution
“Every morning, he would say he was too tired or didn’t feel good.”
“Every morning, he would say he was too tired or didn’t feel good.”
‘They Want to Keep Denying Us Our Rights’: Workers in the Dairy Industry Fight for Basic Labor Protections
The 65-year-old pushed aside a lace curtain that covered his apartment door, dividing his room from the dairy’s sour-smelling milking parlor.
The 65-year-old pushed aside a lace curtain that covered his apartment door, dividing his room from the dairy’s sour-smelling milking parlor.
The Cost of Living Is Skyrocketing. Here’s What You Can Do to Manage It Now
Many households are now facing higher expenses across essential categories such as housing, food, transportation, and healthcare.
Many households are now facing higher expenses across essential categories such as housing, food, transportation, and healthcare.
Why Social Anxiety Is Rising Among Remote-First Workers
This suggests that the choice to work from home is more than an operational decision;
This suggests that the choice to work from home is more than an operational decision;
Stress Sweating vs. Heat Sweating
That's anxiety sweating, and it's completely different from the sweat people break during a workout or a hot summer commute.
That’s anxiety sweating, and it’s completely different from the sweat people break during a workout or a hot summer commute.
76% of Readers Say Books Slow Summer Down, Yet Many Feel They Must Earn Time to Read
It also found that nearly three-quarters of U.S. adults who read say summer moves faster now than it did when they were growing up. And 76% say reading is the one thing that slows it down.
It also found that nearly three-quarters of U.S. adults who read say summer moves faster now than it did when they were growing up. And 76% say reading is the one thing that slows it down.
14 Science-Backed Tips to Recover After a Bad Night’s Sleep
It’s tempting, but those extra nine minutes of fragmented sleep can actually make you feel worse.
It’s tempting, but those extra nine minutes of fragmented sleep can actually make you feel worse.
Americans Are Going No-Contact, but They Still Crave Connection
Americans (47%) feel lonely on a typical day, and 1 in 3 say they feel less socially connected than they did five years ago.
Americans (47%) feel lonely on a typical day, and 1 in 3 say they feel less socially connected than they did five years ago.
Nostalgia Can Cloud Your Judgment Online, and Scammers Know It
Suddenly, an old friend, family member, or colleague that you haven’t thought about (or spoken to) in years is at the forefront of your mind.
Suddenly, an old friend, family member, or colleague that you haven’t thought about (or spoken to) in years is at the forefront of your mind.
Why Anxiety Is the New Baseline and What Science Says Makes a Difference
Anxiety is no longer something people whisper about in waiting rooms or push aside until it gets severe enough to ignore.
Anxiety is no longer something people whisper about in waiting rooms or push aside until it gets severe enough to ignore.
Cruise Travel Is Having More Than a Moment. It’s Having a Decade.
The question the industry is now asking is what happens when it becomes the point.
The question the industry is now asking is what happens when it becomes the point.
The ‘Add Protein’ Era: How Everyday Foods Are Getting a Functional Upgrade
That mindset has started to lose some of its grip as more consumers look for habits they can actually live with, reports.
That mindset has started to lose some of its grip as more consumers look for habits they can actually live with, reports.
Trump Officials, Billionaires and the Quiet Reshaping of America’s Public Lands
For most of his life, he has lived in the jagged shadows of the Crazy Mountains — their snow-capped peaks and twisting valleys watched him grow from a boy herding sheep on his grandfather’s ranch to a grey-haired hunter tracking elk herds across their remote slopes.
For most of his life, he has lived in the jagged shadows of the Crazy Mountains — their snow-capped peaks and twisting valleys watched him grow from a boy herding sheep on his grandfather’s ranch to a grey-haired hunter tracking elk herds across their remote slopes.
What Independence Really Looks Like for Older Adults Today
It’s the comfort of familiar routines, close relationships, and maintaining a sense of control over everyday life.
It’s the comfort of familiar routines, close relationships, and maintaining a sense of control over everyday life.
Ordering Lunch Is More Stressful Than Public Speaking for 1 in 4 Americans
You know the feeling of being at the counter with the line behind you growing.
You know the feeling of being at the counter with the line behind you growing.