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More teen time on social media = more eating disorders? How could spending more time on social media platforms possibly increase eating disorders among teens?
WATCH: What happens when we smile? Scientists have found that smiling has little effect on one's mood.
How do we recognise familiar songs almost instantaneously? Music can be used to break through to dementia patients for whom the memory of their favourite tunes appears well-preserved.
Who's more likely to be a narcissist – young or old? The conclusion of a long study is that narcissistic qualities decrease as people get older.
Obesity may change the teen brain, MRI study shows There is evidence linking obesity to certain brain structure differences. Recent studies have found evidence of brain tissue 'shrinkage' among people with high levels of body fat.
Listening to Christmas music too early could affect your mental health A psychologist says preemptive Christmas music could trigger anxiety.
Christmas gift tip: Poorly-wrapped gifts get a better response - according to researchers Researchers say presents that are neatly wrapped increase a recipient's expectations, and gifts are not as well received - according to a study published in a psychology journal.
5 ways to beat the Monday blues Are you experiencing the tell-tale signs of the Monday Blues? Here's how to beat it.