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Sour Grape

The psychology of the Sour Grape Effect: Why a small fruit became synonymous with things not working out as we had hoped Continue

LA Fires

LA fires could drastically drive up insurance premiums — and test California’s new market rules Continue

Moderate Drinking

Why are we still arguing about the health effects of moderate drinking? Observational studies are inherently ambiguous Continue

Wrong trees

Planting the wrong trees in the wrong places can diminish their cooling benefits. Researchers discovered that in hot, compact cities, narrow species and sparse planting strategies work best Continue

Loneliness

Loneliness is linked to ill health through its effect on protein levels, new research suggests Continue

Low carbon foods

Eating low-carbon foods helps reduce emissions, but some foods actually suck up carbon from the atmosphere, leaving the climate in a better place. Continue

Alcohol Cancer

A new Surgeon General’s Advisory on Friday, outlines the evidence that drinking can contribute to around 100,000 cases of cancer each year and 200,000 cancer deaths Continue

Friendships

We only have so much “social capacity” to commit to friendships, so it’s natural that less rewarding or more labor-intensive friendships may lose their value over time. Continue

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Ayahuasca, a psychoactive tea traditionally used in spiritual ceremonies, after the most extensive study of its kind, reveals promising associations between its use and improved mental health Continue

Sex

Can you feel sexually satisfied without having sex? Yes you can, and a study of the oldest old people explains why Continue