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Peppermint tea boosts memory and attention—but why?
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Peppermint tea boosts memory and attention—but why?

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Can a cup of peppermint tea sharpen your mind? A new study suggests it can—but not in the way scientists expected. Improved memory and attention followed the tea, but increased brain blood flow wasn't the reason why.Read Article
What is the most attractive body fat percentage for men? New research offers an answer
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What is the most attractive body fat percentage for men? New research offers an answer

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What makes a man’s body attractive? A new international study explored this question using body scans and evolutionary models—testing which physical traits matter most. The results challenge some popular assumptions about leanness, muscle, and what people really prefer.Read Article
Longer antidepressant use linked to more severe, long-lasting withdrawal symptoms, study finds
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Longer antidepressant use linked to more severe, long-lasting withdrawal symptoms, study finds

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A new study finds that the longer people take antidepressants, the more likely they are to face severe, long-lasting withdrawal symptoms—raising questions about current prescribing practices and the support available for those trying to stop the medication.Read Article

Older adults who feel criticized by loved ones are more likely to develop depression

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A new study shows that even mild criticism from loved ones can increase the risk of depression in older adults. The findings suggest that reducing negativity in close relationships may protect mental health in later life—especially for women.ScienceRead Article

Digital therapy cuts body image anxiety in men by tackling appearance-related safety behaviors

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Researchers have found that appearance-related habits—like repeatedly checking mirrors or asking for reassurance—maintain anxiety in men. A month-long digital intervention helped participants reduce these behaviors, leading to improvements in body image, social anxiety, and depression.ScienceRead Article

Scientists show how you're unknowingly sealing yourself in an information bubble

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Scientists have found that belief polarization doesn’t always come from misinformation or social media bubbles. Instead, it often begins with a simple search. Our choice of words—and the algorithm’s response—can subtly seal us inside our own informational comfort zones.ScienceRead Article

Openness to sugar relationships tied to short-term mating, not life history strategy

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Sugar relationships may be more about sexual attitudes than survival strategies. A new study shows people drawn to these arrangements tend to favor short-term mating, while early-life unpredictability plays only a small role—especially for men.ScienceRead Article

New psychology research uncovers surprisingly consistent misjudgments of tattooed individuals

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New research finds that while people often agree on what a tattoo says about someone’s personality, those judgments are usually wrong. The study reveals a consistent gap between how tattoos are perceived and the actual personalities of their wearers.ScienceRead Article

Similarity in long‑term romantic couples probably matters less than we think

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Despite common belief that couples must be alike, a review of 339 studies finds little evidence that actual similarity predicts lasting relationship satisfaction.ScienceRead Article

TikTok and similar platforms linked to body dissatisfaction and eating disorder symptoms

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Frequent use of platforms like TikTok and YouTube Shorts is linked to disordered eating symptoms among teens, according to new research. The study found that body comparisons and dissatisfaction may help explain this troubling association—especially among girls.ScienceRead Article

Support for war is associated with narcissistic personality traits

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Researchers have uncovered a link between narcissistic traits and attitudes toward war and peace.ScienceRead Article

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