Anxiety

Millennials and Gen Xers Feel the Most Stress About Money

By Alice Park

How to Not Sweat the Small Stuff

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I Am Taking Up Running Again — At 250 Pounds

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How to Handle the Waiting Game

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How to Deal With Anxiety, Tragedy or Heartache — 4 Steps From Research

“You don’t remember me, but I was in your experiment a year ago. I just wanted to thank you. It changed my life.”James Pennebaker has had a number of people say this to him over...

By Eric Barker

Ebola: What Kids Fear

Here's the best way to calm kids' fear and anxiety over Ebola

By Alexandra Sifferlin

I Baked 50 Pies To Deal With My Anxiety

I never feel as calm as I do when I’m cutting fruits or mixing custards

By Muriel Vega

For Social Anxiety, Therapy Beats Antidepressants

For the estimated 7% of people who suffer from social anxiety disorder, antidepressants are often the first line of defense. But a new meta-analysis published in The Lancet Psychiatry found that cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)...

By Mandy Oaklander

4 Signs Your Body Image Isn't Healthy

Last week, Tallulah Willis—daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore—bravely shared her struggles with body dysmorphic disorder in a video for StyleLikeU. “I’m diagnosed [with] body dysmorphia,” Willis, 20, told the fashion blog. “[My biggest...

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Losing Your Virginity Is Better Than Ever

New study shows that the "first time" is more enjoyable for this generation than for previous ones

By Charlotte Alter

Six Ways Science Says Marijuana May Hurt Your Health

With the increasing push for the legalization of marijuana across the country, science is rolling out research on why pot may not be so harmless.

By Becca Stanek

Oscar Pistorius Ordered to Undergo Psych Evaluation

South African courts aim to settle the issue of Pistorius' mental health.

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The Weird Link Between E-Cigarettes and Mental Health Disorders

A new study finds elevated rates of depression, anxiety and other mental disorders among users of e-cigarettes

By Dan Kedmey

Your Stress Is Stressing People Out

A new study from the Max Planck Institute for Cognitive and Brain Sciences and the Technische Universität Dresden finds that stress can be super contagious: not only can being around a stressed person physically stress you out, but so can watching certain videos

By Laura Stampler

How Facebook Could Sabotage Your Blind Date

Think twice before you cyberstalk—seeing someone online may make face-to-face interactions more stressful

By Alice Park

LSD Therapy Lowers Anxiety, Study Finds

People facing imminent death could benefit from the hallucinogenic

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Your Life is Terrible Because You Are a Commuter

At least now you know

By Denver Nicks

The Two Faces of Anxiety

It can paralyze you — or help you move faster. New science is revealing more about the upside of angst

By Alice Park
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