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Browsing: Mind
Several organizations and foundations around Newtown offer different kinds of programs that promote healthy living and mindfulness
DVIDS – News – Sharpening the mind for the fight: new training boosts Sailors’ resilience and focus
What compels accused or convicted murderers like Bryan Kohberger, Lindsay Clancy, Luigi Mangione, and Tyler Robinson to kill? Are there any commonalities that can help us to better comprehend their evil deeds? In this part (Part 1) of a series on criminal forensic psychology, let us begin with the deeply disturbing case of Bryan Kohberger
New federal policies have prioritized the study of certain psychedelics for therapeutic purposes, and University of Miami epidemiologist Denise Vidot, whose lab for years has focused on holistic cannabis research, is capitalizing on this research window to expand the lab’s focus to better understand how hallucinogens affect health
Rural residents face unique challenges when it comes to accessing behavioral healthcare services. In response to this, Michigan hospitals are finding innovative ways to remove barriers and help those in need across their communities
A lot of people would do anything for their dog. Ask them what they’d sacrifice for their pooch’s health, and it seems there are almost no limits: 46 per cent of Australian dog owners say they would give up takeaway coffee if it meant their dog would never get a parasite, according to a recent…
By Chuck Dinerstein, MD, MBA — Jul 24, 2026 Over the past three decades, global advances in medicine have significantly extended human lifespan, but gains in healthy living have failed to keep pace. This imbalance has created a widening “morbidity gap,” where we spend over a decade in poor health. Will a shift in focus…
According to a study published last year (Santos-Pujol et al., 2025), the oldest living person in the world made it to 117 years, 168 days. That is a remarkably long life, and people are naturally very interested in just how she did it. Is it possible that the rest of us could make it to…
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) –GLP-1 medications have revolutionized weight loss, and they are now being used in many ways to tackle obesity
The MIND diet was designed to slow cognitive decline, and readers are asking whether it truly works as new research on the MIND diet delivers some interesting results. Here’s what the latest science says about brain protection, dementia risk and how to eat for a healthier mind

