A researcher at the Child Mind Institute recently noticed something in the way teenagers talk about the AI apps on their phones: they call it “Chat,” like it’s a person’s name. Not…
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Every August, the same script runs in a lot of households: new shoes, a stiff backpack, a first-day photo by the front door. All the attention goes to how the kids are…
Somewhere in the last two years, the conversation about weight-loss drugs moved into the therapy room. About one in eight American adults is currently taking a GLP-1 medication — semaglutide, tirzepatide, liraglutide…
A woman turns 44 and starts waking at four in the morning. Not every night — enough. Her patience gets thin in a way she doesn’t recognize. She reads the same paragraph…
It tends to start around 7:10 in the morning. The backpack is by the door, the cereal is going soft in the bowl, and your child is on the bathroom floor saying…
A 16-year-old from the Philippines, asked by researchers to describe how she felt about the climate crisis, put it this way: for her, the destruction of the planet is personal. That line…
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