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A study of 7,415 people in the NIH's All of Us Research Program suggests that stress translates into measurable biological wear, allostatic load, more consistently in people whose household income sits above the study's median than in those below it, and the researchers' explanation for the gap has nothing to do with resilience
2026-09-10 — spacedaily.com


The World Health Organization's definition of burnout applies only to paid work and states outright that it should not be used for any other part of life, which leaves the parents, the carers and the postgraduate students experiencing the same thing without a name for it
2026-09-08 — scienceblog.com


Three years ago the question at health psychology conferences was how to keep AI out of research, and at the European Health Psychology Society's 40th meeting in Pafos this September the programme was built around how to put it in, under a theme naming technology and AI outright
2026-09-08 — scienceblog.com


Of fifteen widely used psychological measures put through four separate validity tests, exactly one passed all four, and the field's response has been to publish more measures — the main archive now holds 73,646, over half of which have never been used a second time
2026-09-08 — spacedaily.com


The wave of nostalgia that hits right after an awkward conversation isn't you dwelling on the past — across six studies, it's your mind rehearsing how to be around people again, and it measurably works better the second time
2026-08-27 — scienceblog.com


In 1990, a third of Americans said they had ten or more close friends. By 2021, that was one in eight — and nobody scheduled the disappearance, it happened one skipped hangout at a time
2026-08-27 — scienceblog.com


Cultures that still protect an afternoon rest period aren't fighting biology, they're working with it — chronobiology research suggests the urge to sleep after midday runs on a near-universal internal clock, siesta or no siesta
2026-08-19 — scienceblog.com


A sky dark enough to reveal thousands of stars barely exists across most of Europe anymore, and scientists are treating the disappearance of real darkness as a measurable variable in mental health, not just an astronomy problem
2026-08-19 — spacedaily.com


Of the 27 songs NASA sent into space aboard the Voyager Golden Record in 1977, one is a Georgian song called Chakrulo, sung by two soloists over a full choir in harmonies tuned to intervals that don't exist on a piano — and this November, the spacecraft carrying it becomes the first human-made object ever to travel a full light-day from Earth
2026-08-13 — spacedaily.com


Encyclopaedia Britannica recently introduced English speakers to fjaka, the Dalmatian art of doing absolutely nothing, and if the word sounds unfamiliar, the feeling won't, it's the same skill the Dutch spent years building an entire wellness trend around and calling niksen.
2026-08-12 — spacedaily.com

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