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DiscoveriesDating apps are reshaping teen friendships, identity, and social growth

A Northwestern Medicine study finds that nearly 1 in 4 teens use dating apps, with surprising insights into mental health and identity.

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HealthArt as medicine: Viewing paintings helps mental health, study finds
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AILifesaving research finds AI significantly boosts suicide prevention
Global GoodThe surprising power of Oxytocin in treating fear, anxiety, and mental illness
HealthSurprising link between doomsday clock, mental and physical health
HealthReducing screen time protects children’s mental health
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