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Temma Ehrenfeld

About

Temma Ehrenfeld is a writer and editor. As a journalist, she covers health and psychology. Her work has appeared in the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, Newsweek, Reuters, Newsweek International, Newsweek Japan, Scientific American MIND, Fortune, Undark, Aeon, Quartz, Popular Science, the Week, and other publications. She lives in Manhattan.

Recent Posts
Eating Late Is Really Bad for You
It's a bad idea to skip breakfast, delay lunch or dinner, or snack at night. Eating early helps your body clock manage blood sugar and ward off breast cancer.
Do You Have Enough Fun?

Fun isn't a luxury. It may boost relationships and make you more upbeat and resilient.

Fun isn't a luxury. It may boost relationships and make you more upbeat and resilient.

Heavy Gaming May Aggravate Attention Problems

Too much screen time—especially on games—may aggravate ADHD in kids and 20-somethings. But how do you know how much is too much?

Too much screen time—especially on games—may aggravate ADHD in kids and 20-somethings. But how do you know how much is too much?

Do You Want to Boost Your Sex Drive?

There are good reasons not to have sex. But if you want a stronger sex life, consider medical remedies and slowing down with your partner.

There are good reasons not to have sex. But if you want a stronger sex life, consider medical remedies and slowing down with your partner.

You Don't Have to Want Sex

You're not abnormal if you don't think sex is important or for you.

You're not abnormal if you don't think sex is important or for you.

Anxious? Chewing Gum May Help

Chewing sugarless gum may be a simple way to reduce anxiety and increase focus while protecting your teeth and gums.

Chewing sugarless gum may be a simple way to reduce anxiety and increase focus while protecting your teeth and gums.