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Relationships & RespectNewGreater Good (UC Berkeley) · Nov 2
Humans are constantly reinventing ways to maintain intimacy with the people we care about most. Today, one of our most ubiquitous connection rituals is reel sharing—that is, sending short social media videos to each other. At a time when…
LoveA dog lover and entrepreneur has created a weather service tailored specifically to dogs. It broadcasts tens of thousands of reports to users every month with the weather at the level of a dog’s head and paws. It also includes temperature…
Good News Network · Nov 2
KindnessHave you ever heard of Amelia Island? Northeast Florida’s barrier island describes itself as a natural gem, and a great excuse to visit is happening this weekend in the form of the annual Right Whale Festival. Held every year since 2009…
Good News Network · Nov 2
GrowthPicture this: 71 adults signed up for a study comparing brief to longer mindfulness practice. Many had never meditated, while others had dabbled years before. Participants were divided at random into three groups: One group got 20 minutes…
Greater Good (UC Berkeley) · Oct 7
WellnessPHOENIX — A new study from Mayo Clinic suggests checkpoint immunotherapy may reshape the immune environment within lymph nodes after melanoma has spread to them. Researchers found that treatment reorganized several types of immune cells…
Mayo Clinic News Network · Oct 30
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WonderNewSmithsonian Magazine · Nov 2
A species of jumping spider appears to enter a deep sleep phase that resembles rapid eye movement (REM) in humans, the stage in which we typically dream
RelationshipsAre we trying too hard to have more sex? How couples can make room for pleasure without adding pressure. The post Out of Touch: A Couple’s Way Back to Desire appeared first on The Gottman Institute .
The Gottman Institute · Oct 31
LoveImagine you have a colleague who remembers that you had a difficult appointment and checks in on you. Or a friend who is just there to listen without telling you what you should have done differently. We don’t tend to think of these…
Greater Good (UC Berkeley) · Oct 26
KindnessThere was renewed hope for the Amazon, a skin cancer vaccine showed promise, and a nicotine loophole was closed in the UK, plus more The post What went right this week: the good news that matters appeared first on Positive News .
Positive News · Oct 30
GrowthMilgram, Zimbardo and recent priming studies suggested we’re highly malleable. They underestimated how stable we really are - by Jack W Klein & William B Swann Read on Psyche
Psyche · Nov 2
Healthy LivingNewNIH News in Health · Nov 2
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WonderRx Kids, a program that provides unconditional cash transfers for pregnant people and infants, reduced neonatal mortality in Flint, Michigan.
Science News · Nov 2