Experiencing sexual assault doesn’t condemn you to a life of suffering. Survivors are resilient—and there’s even research to back that up. Most symptoms of trauma ease within the first few months, and ...

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In her riveting new book, Kelly Lambert blends the latest neuroscience with vivid storytelling to open new pathways for understanding neuroplasticity and advancing mental health.

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W hen Francis Halzen of the University of Wisconsin-Madison accepts his Nobel prize for physics later this year, he will ...

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The experimental technology is still in the early stage and was fully tested in just two participants. But it could one day ...

A new approach to training promises to make the grind of skill-development – hours of drills, thousands of reps – obsolete ...