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Even in this age of apps, adults still find themselves feeling lonely and experiencing social isolation on a regular basis. Read More

If adhered to correctly, weight loss is accomplished by a body with all of its gears polished as opposed to one starved into submission. Read More

Our smartphones may be the filthiest things we touch on a daily basis, according to a new survey by Vital Vio – especially since the vast majority takes them into the bathroom – behavior that’s the new normal. Read More

The number of Americans getting poor sleep has spiked by the millions in the last five years, according to a new study by Iowa State University. Read More

According to a new OnePoll survey, two in five Americans have convinced themselves that they have contracted a serious disease after misinterpreting data retrieved through Google. Read More

Researchers found that over the 23-year period narcissists become less narcissistic with time and the three main components of narcissism — vanity, leadership, and entitlement — also diminished. Read More

Although the term “inferiority complex” is often tossed around jokingly in pop culture and is not a mental health diagnosis, it’s still a real phenomenon. This phenomenon can be debilitating for someone who experiences it. Read More

By surveying the members of an little-used employee wellness center, Mayo Clinic researchers were able to discern some possible gender-specific reasons why people, especially women, wasn’t using it. In general, employee wellness centers remain underused. Read More

Research suggests the benefits of fitness extend far beyond an individual’s health — it has the potential to boost the world economy. Read More