Jessica Stillman

Can the contents of your toilet tell you anything about how well your brain is aging? Recent research suggests yes. 

White-knuckling your way through adversity is one of the most popular productivity strategies. It’s also one of the least effective, according to science. 

Hangover cures are big business and a hot new wellness trend, but scientists are dubious about their effectiveness (sorry!). 

Anthropic’s own scientists have warned that AI might “kill all humans." Cal Newport explains how we can stop it.

There’s no sugarcoating it, Ben Franklin’s method of learning to write is hard, but modern writers and scientists agree it works. 

New research suggests that the more humans interact with AI chatbots, the more they act and talk like robots themselves. 

Harvard researchers looked at 443 professions to see which had the lowest risk of Alzheimer’s with fascinating results. 

Forget TikTok trends or Instagram advice. A new study asked dozens of actual experts what is actually important for good mental health. 

A new study published in Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin reveals that Americans spend a full 14 percent of their downtime worrying about productivity instead of resting.

New research shows that snapping photos on vacation offloads your brain's processing power—meaning you’re actually making it harder to remember the best parts of your trip.