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How to Stop Dopamine From Ruining Your Brain—and Your Life
We’re wired to want the next thing—even when what we have should be enough. Here's how to quiet the craving and reclaim satisfaction.
May 21
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Michael Kovnat
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Want to Live Longer—and Better? Start Here
Dr. Eric Topol separates science from snake oil and shares the evidence-based habits and technologies that can help you extend your healthspan.
May 14
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Michael Kovnat
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Eric Topol
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The Brain Upgrade We All Need
It’s time to stop treating mental health only when you're in crisis—and start building mental fitness into your diet and daily routine.
May 5
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Michael Kovnat
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Why Muscle Matters—At Every Age
Building muscle isn’t just for show—it can lengthen your life, lift your spirits, and boost your confidence.
Apr 30
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Michael Kovnat
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Why Muscle Matters—At Every Age
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Maybe Your Brain's Not Broken, After All
After years inside the mental health system, one woman discovered that healing meant trusting herself—not her diagnosis.
Apr 21
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Michael Kovnat
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Maybe Your Brain's Not Broken, After All
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Midlife, Rewritten
Menopause isn’t the end. It’s your second beginning.
Apr 15
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Michael Kovnat
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Tamsen Fadal
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The Science of Connection: How Small Talk Shapes Our Lives
Why your daily chats—however mundane—are shaping your identity, your health, and your hope for the future.
Apr 10
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Michael Kovnat
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The Narrowing: What Anxiety Is Trying to Tell You
A clinical psychologist explores the deep connection between anxiety and the body—and how understanding it can open us to growth, clarity, and healing.
Apr 2
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Michael Kovnat
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The Narrowing: What Anxiety Is Trying to Tell You
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How to Eat Well Without Losing Your Mind (or Soul)
A philosopher offers a smarter way to think about—and enjoy—your food.
Mar 25
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Michael Kovnat
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Julian Baggini
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How to Eat Well Without Losing Your Mind (or Soul)
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Why You’re Tired All the Time—Even After 8 Hours of Sleep
The secret isn’t just sleep duration. It’s sleep rhythm. Here’s how to sync up with your body’s true beat.
Mar 24
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Michael Kovnat
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The Science of Grief: What Loss Does to Your Brain and Body
A neuroscientist explains what grieving can do to your physical and mental health.
Mar 12
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Michael Kovnat
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The Science of Grief: What Loss Does to Your Brain and Body
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Gut Instincts: The Forgotten Science of the Stomach-Mind Connection
Your belly is trying to tell you something. Here's what it is.
Mar 11
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Michael Kovnat
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