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How Sydney Sweeney's 'Half Naked' Sports Ad Is Selling Us 'Addiction', Media Professor Breaks Down
Sydney Sweeney's latest ad has sparked controversy. While most people are divided over whether it is empowering or sexualising, Prerna Subramanian has explained how it is designed to sell addiction
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The Psychology Behind Bigg Boss Contestants' Behaviour: 24/7 Cameras, No Escape
The appeal of shows such as Bigg Boss partly comes from watching people navigate situations that are psychologically demanding.
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Precision Psychiatry: How Personalised Mental Health Treatment May Change Outcomes
Precision psychiatry aims to move mental healthcare beyond a one-size-fits-all approach by combining clinical symptoms with genetics, brain imaging, biomarkers and behavioural data to better predict diagnosis, treatment response and relapse.
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Delhi Building Collapse: How Dust, Debris And Trauma May Affect Health
The Satya Niketan building collapse has created a health emergency that extends beyond the immediate physical injuries and loss of life.
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7 Habits That Often Leave People Lonely, According To Psychology
While spending time alone can be healthy, psychologists say certain behavioral patterns can make it harder to build and maintain meaningful relationships.
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Meet Misbah Arshad, The Psychology Student Crowned Miss Universe Pakistan 2026
Misbah Arshad is a psychology student who has represented Pakistan at several international pageants
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Imran Khan Health Getting Worse? How Stress Impacts Blood Pressure, Heart Health
Imran Khans health concerns have raised attention on how prolonged psychological stress affects heart health and blood pressure.
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Can Being 'Delulu' Actually Help You Climb Corporate Ladder? Experts Weigh In
A delulu person might remain motivated during harsh times, and this gives them an edge, driving them to take actions that many others may shy away from
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Why Food Packaging Matters More Than Ever In The Age Of Online Ordering
Packaging is your brand's silent handshake. It dictates perceived value and consumer pride before the first bite.
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Woman Highlights Why Many Still Hesitate To Spend Money On Therapy
The post received reactions from several LinkedIn users, who shared similar thoughts on mental health awareness.
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Tests Found Aftab Poonawala Had "Psycho, Sociopathic" Tendencies: Sources
Shraddha Walkar murder case: During the assessments, Aftab Poonawala did not show any remorse for the crime, sources said
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Scientists Say This Personality Trait May Help You Live Past 100
A study of centenarians in Sardinia's "Blue Zone" suggests that openness, a trait linked to curiosity and willingness to try new things, may be just as important as diet and exercise in helping people live long, healthy lives.
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Why Celebrities Normalising Cheating May Be Changing Modern Relationships, Experts Explain
As celebrities spark conversations online with their remarks on cheating, experts decode infidelity, monogamy and modern relationships
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Study Finds How Psychological Stress Rewires Your Gut And Speeds Up Immune Ageing
Findings published in the journal Cell Stem Cell psychological stress speeds up aging-like changes in the body's blood-forming stem cells in the bone marrow -- called hematopoietic stem cells -- by altering the intestinal microbiota.
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Role Of Digital Health, AI And Remote Monitoring In Obesity Care Delivery
Given the chronic and relapsing nature of the disease, long-term management often requires follow-up and individualized support beyond the initial treatment plan.
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How Sydney Sweeney's 'Half Naked' Sports Ad Is Selling Us 'Addiction', Media Professor Breaks Down
Sydney Sweeney's latest ad has sparked controversy. While most people are divided over whether it is empowering or sexualising, Prerna Subramanian has explained how it is designed to sell addiction
-
The Psychology Behind Bigg Boss Contestants' Behaviour: 24/7 Cameras, No Escape
The appeal of shows such as Bigg Boss partly comes from watching people navigate situations that are psychologically demanding.
-
Precision Psychiatry: How Personalised Mental Health Treatment May Change Outcomes
Precision psychiatry aims to move mental healthcare beyond a one-size-fits-all approach by combining clinical symptoms with genetics, brain imaging, biomarkers and behavioural data to better predict diagnosis, treatment response and relapse.
-
Delhi Building Collapse: How Dust, Debris And Trauma May Affect Health
The Satya Niketan building collapse has created a health emergency that extends beyond the immediate physical injuries and loss of life.
-
7 Habits That Often Leave People Lonely, According To Psychology
While spending time alone can be healthy, psychologists say certain behavioral patterns can make it harder to build and maintain meaningful relationships.
-
Meet Misbah Arshad, The Psychology Student Crowned Miss Universe Pakistan 2026
Misbah Arshad is a psychology student who has represented Pakistan at several international pageants
-
Imran Khan Health Getting Worse? How Stress Impacts Blood Pressure, Heart Health
Imran Khans health concerns have raised attention on how prolonged psychological stress affects heart health and blood pressure.
-
Can Being 'Delulu' Actually Help You Climb Corporate Ladder? Experts Weigh In
A delulu person might remain motivated during harsh times, and this gives them an edge, driving them to take actions that many others may shy away from
-
Why Food Packaging Matters More Than Ever In The Age Of Online Ordering
Packaging is your brand's silent handshake. It dictates perceived value and consumer pride before the first bite.
-
Woman Highlights Why Many Still Hesitate To Spend Money On Therapy
The post received reactions from several LinkedIn users, who shared similar thoughts on mental health awareness.
-
Tests Found Aftab Poonawala Had "Psycho, Sociopathic" Tendencies: Sources
Shraddha Walkar murder case: During the assessments, Aftab Poonawala did not show any remorse for the crime, sources said
-
Scientists Say This Personality Trait May Help You Live Past 100
A study of centenarians in Sardinia's "Blue Zone" suggests that openness, a trait linked to curiosity and willingness to try new things, may be just as important as diet and exercise in helping people live long, healthy lives.
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Why Celebrities Normalising Cheating May Be Changing Modern Relationships, Experts Explain
As celebrities spark conversations online with their remarks on cheating, experts decode infidelity, monogamy and modern relationships
-
Study Finds How Psychological Stress Rewires Your Gut And Speeds Up Immune Ageing
Findings published in the journal Cell Stem Cell psychological stress speeds up aging-like changes in the body's blood-forming stem cells in the bone marrow -- called hematopoietic stem cells -- by altering the intestinal microbiota.
-
Role Of Digital Health, AI And Remote Monitoring In Obesity Care Delivery
Given the chronic and relapsing nature of the disease, long-term management often requires follow-up and individualized support beyond the initial treatment plan.
