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Two-Week Digital Detox Makes Brain Feel 10 Years Younger, Study Finds

Riding on Gap Road, Oregon.

Solitude is better for your health when it’s not too intense

Mom of two, Nicole Gerardi-Lukens, experienced bladder prolapse after having her second child. She sought treatment with Tessa Ladd, an occupational therapist at Orlando Health, who helped her strengthen her pelvic floor and breathe through motions in a way that supports the pelvic floor.

Just 80 Minutes of Weekly Exercise Can Help New Mothers Beat Postpartum Depression

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First-Ever Study Maps America’s Hidden Well-being Gap: Who’s Thriving and Who’s Left Behind

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Study Reveals Unexpected Downsides of Evaluating Your Own Happiness

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Getting more sleep leads to increased gratitude, resilience and flourishing

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Study Finds Bragging About Stress, Busyness at Work Backfires, Decreasing Likability and Competence

Physically disposing of a piece of paper containing your angry thoughts in a shredder (left) effectively neutralizes the anger, whereas putting it in a plastic box (right) does not.

After being insulted, writing down your feelings on paper then getting rid of it reduces anger

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All work and no play will really make a dull life – new research reveals

Alexz Farrall and his PAWS 'breathing' ball

Breathe! The shape-shifting ball that supports mental health

Happy-face scale from sad to happy with dollar sign eyes. Courtesy of Yale University

As Incomes Rise, Variability in Happiness Shrinks

A student looks at his phone in the Student Innovation Center at Iowa State University.

Cutting back on social media reduces anxiety, depression, loneliness

Teen volunteer cleaning the beach. Pixabay.

Doing good for others is good for children’s and teens’ mental health

There’s nothing sacrosanct about the five-day workweek, which is long overdue for an overhaul, says Robert Bruno, a professor of labor and employment relations at Illinois.

Should the workweek be shortened to four days?

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