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HealthLower family income is associated with more severe ADHD symptoms in children, both directly and indirectly through the mediating effect of early childhood asthma, highlighting the complex interplay between socioeconomic status, physical health, and mental health.See the Story
ADHD, asthma, and economic hardship: New research suggests a causal pathway
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ScienceActive parental involvement and improved communication about smartphone use appears to reduce problematic smartphone use among adolescents. Strategies that balance guidance with participation are more effective than purely negative interventions.See the Story
How can parents fight smartphone overuse? New research provides key insights
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Donald TrumpA significant portion of White Americans, despite feeling a strong sense of belonging to U.S. society, feel socially excluded due to a perceived lack of recognition, which correlates with increased support for Donald Trump.See the Story
Perceived lack of recognition drives Trump support among historically dominant groups, study suggests
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ScienceInconsistent sleep schedules in adolescents are linked to poorer academic performance and more behavioral issues at school, underscoring the importance of regular sleep patterns for educational success and well-being.See the Story
New study links irregular sleep patterns to academic and behavioral problems in adolescents
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PsychedelicsA pilot study found that psilocybin administered in a group retreat setting led to enhanced psychological flexibility, improved self-compassion, and reduced cognitive fusion, suggesting potential therapeutic benefits for mental health.See the Story
Group-based psilocybin therapy shows promise in enhancing psychological flexibility
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ScienceA study on overweight older adults found that consuming a mix of nuts for 16 weeks improved brain insulin sensitivity in specific regions, without affecting body weight or overall insulin sensitivity.See the Story
Eating mixed nuts for 16 weeks might improve insulin sensitivity in the brain, study suggests
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Science · South KoreaA recent study published in the journal Personal Relationships investigated the long-term dynamics of self-esteem, subjective happiness, and marital conflict in South Korean married couples.See the Story
How marital dynamics shape psychological well-being
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