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![]() Gary Wenk Ph.dPsychology Today |
Cannabis blurs the line that separates food from drug.
Why elephants probably experience better dreams than dolphins.
More people are seeking relief from PTSD using psychedelics.
High-fructose corn syrup—where politics, brain health, and the economy collide.
How might children be impacted by Bibles in the classroom?
Obesity has become an epidemic that affects some states more than others.
Alcohol turns off the frontal lobes and the truth may leak out.
Environmental and political pressures are making this decision very complicated.
When they lie, politicians take advantage of a unique frontal lobe function.
Waking up sleepy is only partly your fault.
Believing in God or the paranormal involves similar unusual brain activity.
New research shows the best way to lose that extra weight.
Early morning cannabis use, often to avert anxiety, is increasing—and risky.
Is going to bed later after a tasty high-fat snack really that bad?
In the future it will be possible to predict who is at risk of suicide.