Psychology
Sleep talking explained: Why your brain speaks while you sleep
Sleep psychologists say talking in your sleep is common and usually harmless, with the phenomenon linked to different parts of the brain staying active at different times.
LIFESTYLE
Dog parks offer an antidote to social media-fuelled isolation
Dog parks and other third places can bring together people who might otherwise never meet, creating opportunities for empathy, trust and connection.
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Progesterone linked to emotional regulation during menstrual cycle: Study
MRI scan data from 116 participants revealed that when progesterone levels were higher, there was a less clear distinction between 'easy' and 'difficult' emotional situations in the brain scans.
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