Riding electric scooters multiplies the risk of serious injuries compared with cycling or motorcycling
A study of 15,000 crash victims pinpoints the low use of helmets and the scooters’ design—built to male body proportions—as culprits
Was grandpa a Nazi? Germans rush online to search the newly released National Socialist archive
More than 1.5 million people are looking up relatives in the digitized membership files now published by the United States
Liliana Galindo, psychiatrist: ‘There is a peak in psychosis among women around menopause, which isn’t talked about much due to the stigma’
The psychedelic drug specialist at the University of Cambridge discusses the potential of these drugs to treat mental illness
Bambi’s mother dies again: Why the scene continues to traumatize the world
The French release of a new adaptation of Felix Salten’s classic, revisits the shock of that moment, which has served as a rite of passage for generations — even Paul McCartney says he was impacted by it
Alicia Álvarez, psychologist: ‘We will all experience events that can be traumatic, but not all of us will develop trauma’
The mental health specialist has published a book in which she explores post-traumatic stress as a reality that is more frequent than we think
The pink elephant test: What your visual imagination predicts about your ability to control your thoughts
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A new study suggests that some people, including those with aphantasia, can block involuntary visual thoughts from their minds
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