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When Love Feels Like Coming Home: The Soul Recognition Theory

Have you ever met someone and felt strangely calm around them? Not excited. Not nervous. Not overwhelmed. Just. at peace. Almost as if you had known them forever. Many people expect love to begin with butterflies, racing hearts, and dramatic moments. But according to the Soul Recognition Theory, the deepest…

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NEET re-exam: Pradhan urges candidates to appear fearlessly, free of anxiety

Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan urged 22 lakh NEET aspirants to take the re-exam fearlessly, expressing full faith in the NTA and authorities. He appealed to all not to jeopardize students' mental health or futures. The NTA reminded candidates to download fresh admit cards, as the previous ones are invalid,…

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Psychology suggests people who check the weather twice before leaving aren’t obsessive: They’re reducing uncertainty before the day begins, because predictability frees attention for everything else that needs it

Checking the weather forecast a couple of times before stepping outside is not merely a signal of anxiety. Instead, it serves as a sensible approach to manage unpredictability. Psychologists suggest that this instinctive behavior originates from a wish to enhance decision-making confidence, particularly since weather conditions can significantly influence daily…

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7 Money Habits of Retirees Who Never Stress About Spending

Retirees can trade financial anxiety for peace of mind by adopting these practical habits that build on structure, flexibility and consistency.

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Could This Hanuman Mantra Transform Your Mind?

Everyone faces moments when life feels stuck. A job opportunity seems out of reach. A personal problem refuses to go away. Anxiety fills the mind, and solutions appear distant. In such moments, people often search for something powerful yet simple something they can hold onto when everything feels uncertain. For…

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Only About One In Five Global Workers Feel Their Jobs Are Safe as AI Anxiety Grows: Poll

A growing majority of workers around the world are worried about their job security because of the rise of artificial intelligence.

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The BBC could be our best weapon against Trump, Musk and fake news. Here’s how that could work

A dynamic new strategy would allow the BBC to redefine what trusted news means as it is still valued highly in this age of anxiety, says Guardian columnist Jane Martinson

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Premature Infants in NICUs Are Among the Most DEHP-Exposed Humans on Earth — and the New Anxiety Study Makes That Urgent

NICU premature infants face intensive DEHP exposure via PVC medical tubing and IV bags. ENDO 2026 data shows prenatal/postnatal DEHP causes lasting anxiety. Here's the accountability gap.

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ENDO 2026 Study: DEHP Plastic Chemical Found in Medical Devices and Toys Linked to Lifelong Anxiety After Early Exposure

ENDO 2026 study June 17, 2026: prenatal DEHP exposure produced elevated adult anxiety in male rats even after all exposure ended. GABA agonists and testosterone reversed the effect.

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Psychology says people who speak very fast are not excited but are often trying to keep up with their own thoughts

Psychology suggests that people who speak quickly are often responding to something unseen: the rapid pace of their own thoughts. At times, fast talking reflects excitement and enthusiasm. At other times, it can be linked to anxiety. For many, it is simply a sign that their minds are overflowing with…

The Economic Times

Are You in Love or Just Attached?

Relationships can bring some of the strongest emotions a person will ever experience. When someone becomes an important part of your daily life, it is natural to think about them often, miss them when they are away, and want them close. But these feelings can raise an important question: are…

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People who are obsessed with charging phones to 100% aren't doing it due to any phone addiction; studies say they are not addicted to their phones, they fear losing connection

Many people repeatedly charge their phones not due to addiction, but a deep-seated fear of being unreachable. This anxiety stems from the possibility of missing an urgent call from family or friends needing help. A dead phone represents being cut off, leading to constant readiness.

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La Cabina/El Televisor review – horror and anxiety on the air and down the line in Franco’s Spain

José Luis López Vázquez’s phone box nightmare is short and sharp but Narciso Ibáñez Serrador’s TV fever dream overplays its hand

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Clinical Trial: Adding a Daily Probiotic to Antidepressant Treatment Reduced Depression and Anxiety in Older Adults

JAGS clinical trial June 17, 2026: 58 older adults adding daily probiotics to antidepressants showed meaningful depression and anxiety reductions vs. placebo over 12 weeks.

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With 40% of U.S. Teens Reporting Sadness or Hopelessness, Child Psychologists Say Grandparents Are the Overlooked Solution

Weill Cornell child psychologist Dr. Kenneth Barish says grandparents are vital to children's mental health as 40%+ of teens report sadness. New research backs his case.

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Psychology says people who shake their legs while talking aren't rude or impatient: They may be trying to regulate energy without realizing it

Psychology suggests that seemingly small habits often reflect deeper underlying processes. Leg shaking is rarely an act of rudeness or disrespect, and it is not always a sign of anxiety. In many cases, it is simply the body's way of responding to internal energy, concentration or emotional states.

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What Happens to Your Brain During Addiction Recovery?

For many people in Tennessee who are starting recovery, the hardest part is understanding why the body may be sober while the mind still feels unsettled. A person may stop using drugs or alcohol and still deal with cravings, low mood, poor sleep, anxiety, or trouble focusing. That can feel…

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Is Lord Hanuman Guiding You? Watch for These Signs

Have you ever escaped a problem by mere seconds? Or watched a failed plan later turn out to be a blessing in disguise? Many devotees believe these moments are not always coincidences. Sometimes, guidance arrives quietly. There is no divine voice, no dramatic miracle, and no visible sign in the…

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Travel anxiety: five tips from major thinkers to calm your nerves

As an academic and journalist who has travelled extensively over the last 20 years – but also a diagnosed sufferer of generalised anxiety disorder – I’ve been researching the myriad triggers of travel anxiety.

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Psychology says people who say goodbye multiple times before leaving aren't indecisive, they may be protecting something deeper in their relationships

Psychology suggests that everyday habits often reflect deeper emotional needs. Saying goodbye multiple times is rarely a sign of indecision; more often, it is an expression of connection and a desire to prolong meaningful interactions.

The Conversation

How do beta blocker heart drugs actually work for anxiety?

A reality TV star’s claim that a beta blocker drug dulled their emotions and made them appear calm on camera has sparked a wave of social media commentary.

Fortune

Welcome to the summer of 'Butter Yellow,' the shade of consumer anxiety

Soft palettes, nostalgic spending, and what America's newest aesthetic obsession reveals about the economy underneath.

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Is Random Tingling a Silent Vitamin Deficiency Alert?

That strange tingling in your hands feet or even random parts of your body can catch you off guard. It might happen while you are sitting relaxed working or even just waking up and for a moment it makes you pause and wonder what is going on. Most of the…

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Are Energy Drinks Secretly Making You More Tired?

Energy drinks have become a popular choice for people looking for a quick boost. Whether it's a student preparing for exams, an office worker trying to stay productive, or someone pushing through a busy day, these drinks promise instant energy and improved focus. At first, they seem to work. Within…

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Why Modern Dating Feels So Exhausting

Dating has always come with challenges, but many people today describe it as emotionally draining in a way that feels different from previous generations. Instead of feeling excited about meeting new people, many singles report feeling frustrated, overwhelmed, and even burnt out. While technology has made it easier to connect…

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