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Some friends make you feel more supported than others, and researchers think they know why A key factor that plays a role in feeling supported is when our social group is more interconnected, a new study suggests.
How to break out of the Covid-19 induced work rut – tips from a psychologist Are you desperate to change your work situation? An expert warns against going overboard during the coronavirus pandemic.
OPINION: Let's move for mental health October is our country's Mental Health Awareness Month. Especially in the time of Covid you can make a difference and contribute to a healthier South Africa.
OPINION | When the going gets tough, make sure you get going While the Covid-19 pandemic is a physical threat, there is no graph depicting the build-up of another pandemic – the mental health one.
What behaviours will shorten your life? Researchers set out to find out why life expectancy in the United States has stagnated for three decades compared with other industrialised countries.
Streetlights could be harming your teen's sleep and mental health A study found that teens living in areas with high levels of artificial outdoor light at night went to bed later and got less sleep, compared to other teens.
PTSD: Your eyes can reveal whether you've had traumatic experiences A new study has shown that clinicians can tell if you've had a traumatic experience in the past by measuring your pupils.
Bessie Head's work explores the strain on black women due to the result of colonial systems Bessie Head's was an identity in limbo by apartheid standards - an abyss. "A Question of Power" introduces us to a protagonist with the same baggage.
The psychology behind conspiracy theories – why do we want to believe them? The coronavirus pandemic has become a breeding ground for all kinds of wild conspiracy theories.