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Frayed social bonds, toxic and demanding work environments, and even helicopter parenting are all contributing to an American epidemic of…

New York Times journalist Rod Nordland is confronting his glioblastoma diagnosis with positivity, not despair. In this inspiring episode, he…

Dr. Richard Isaacson, Director of the Alzheimer’s Prevention Clinic at Weill Cornell Medicine, shares the just-published results of his groundbreaking…

Mass shootings, bullying and retaliation, and other acts of violence — why did the human brain evolve to be so…

How have sexual behaviors changed in our Millennial, #MeToo era? Biological anthropologist Helen Fisher, PhD, explains the nuances of being…

Some 46 million Americans already have the early brain changes that are the harbingers of a dementia that won’t reveal…