Why relaxing is so much work.
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Unraveling what hurts and heals us
Alexandra Brewis and Amber Wutich Ph.D.
Teasing about weight seems to impede efforts to eat healthy and exercise. A new study shows consistent results across six countries.
No mask, no problem? A new study reveals the thinking behind the refusal to wear a mask.
More evidence that kindness counts.
What works for keeping college campuses safe? Not blaming students.
A new study shows how millions will be affected.
New research points to four factors driving COVID-19 suicide risks, and suggests prevention strategies.
A new study points to ways the COVID-19 pandemic is harming the mental health of prisoners and those working in the prison system.
Have you got coronavirus bias? A new online psychological test can reveal it.
Why labels like “Chinese Virus” make it spread.
What health workers and their families need to know about the social complications of coronavirus.
Scared of coronavirus? Don’t be. Right now, in the U.S., there’s actually more reason to be scared of the people who are afraid of coronavirus.
Most women globally are dissatisfied with their breast size, according to a new study that identifies a worrying trend.
Having trouble with your New Year's weight resolution? New scientific findings suggest self-love could be a key to success.
Food banks can be stigmatizing and shame-inducing, but new research shows how we can make them better for everyone.
Thinking of volunteering on your next vacation? You may want to think again.
November is Lung Cancer Awareness month. Here's something you need to know.
Alexandra Brewis, Ph.D., is a professor of anthropology and global health at Arizona State University.
Amber Wutich, Ph.D., is a professor of anthropology and global health at Arizona State University.
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