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Hans Villarica writes for and produces The Atlantic's Health channel. His work has appeared in TIME, People Asia, and Fast Company.
A new study confirms that childhood wounds don't always heal—and explains why some challenges reopen them More »
A study based on a survey of thousands of people from 123 countries reveals the universal needs that make us happy More »
Scott Flora on interior design, what colors look good indoors, and how to blend affordable art and high style More »
For CSR to work, consistency and commitment are key More »
New research indicates that we pass on information mainly for emotional, not rational, reasons More »
A researcher discovers the roots of the phenomenon: Style is determined by how old you feel, not how old you are More »
Strenuous exercise isn't the only way to get in shape. Short walks and other everyday tasks can matter just as much. More »
A new twist to the helicopter-parenting saga: When it comes to working teens, parents might not be hovering enough More »
How to stay cool during a heat wave? New research offers one unexpected solution: cover your roof with solar panels. More »
Our Q & A with an artist who, in a scene dominated by the U.S. and Japan, represents a different region—and a different style More »
New research shows that behaviors that promote wellness in America might be part of unhealthy lifestyles abroad More »
Forget retail therapy. New research suggests that happy people make wiser decisions than those who shop away their sorrows. More »
Our exclusive look at new research that uses billions of tweets to reveal surprising patterns about cancer, obesity, and other ailments More »
