Why Art Moves Us: Body and Brain

When viewing art, some museum-goers get that loving feeling. They like what they see. A few go so far as to have a religious experience of sorts and report sensations of euphoria.... Read more »

Redefining Communication in the Digital Age

Every day there’s another technology story in the news, ranging from cyber-attacks on municipal water systems to AI chatbots going “rogue.” Yet beneath the sensational headlines is a continuous evolution of human-technology... Read more »

Where Is the MedFT in “Grey’s Anatomy” and “The Pitt”?

As someone who has watched every episode of Grey’s Anatomy, I have spent a lot of time inside the fictional halls of Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital. After earning my Ph.D. in Medical... Read more »

When Trolls Come for You

You post a photo or a comment on social media about something that matters to you. Most people scroll past it. A handful like it, and some even leave a kind comment.... Read more »

Can Happiness Be Bad for Your Health?

Imagine something wonderful just happened. You got the job you’d been circling for years. Or the acceptance letter arrived from your dream school. By any measure, this should be a good day.... Read more »

How “Certainty” Undermines Intimacy and New Possibilities

“The only thing that makes life possible is permanent, intolerable uncertainty: not knowing what comes next.” –Ursula K Le Guin “Creative minds exist to disrupt this false peace and force people to... Read more »

You Know How to Eat Well, So Why Can’t You?

For years, eating disorder specialists have been telling us that we need to eat “mindfully,” that we need to “listen to our bodies,” and that we need to sort out emotional causes... Read more »
Changing Yourself to Fit In Can Make You Feel More Lonely

Changing Yourself to Fit In Can Make You Feel More Lonely

Have you ever pretended you’d seen a movie because everyone else in the conversation was talking about it? Or nodded along when someone mentioned a book, podcast, or band you’d never heard... Read more »
Auditory Hallucinations: A New (Old) Treatment?

Auditory Hallucinations: A New (Old) Treatment?

An auditory hallucination (AH) is the subjective experience of hearing sounds, commonly voices, that are not actually occurring in the environment. While often considered to be synonymous with schizophrenia, AHs actually occur... Read more »
Why Vaccine Hesitancy Is Unlikely to Go Away

Why Vaccine Hesitancy Is Unlikely to Go Away

Legislative proposals from anti-vaccine campaigners (whom the World Health Organization has euphemistically dubbed the “vaccine hesitant”) have swamped the agendas of 34 state legislatures in 2026. Sympathetic legislators introduced more than 200... Read more »
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