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Cancer

Survey highlights widespread emotional impact of cancer on patients and their families

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A cancer diagnosis is a life-changing event for patients that can cause short- and long-term mental health concerns as they shift to living within a new timeline driven by weeks or months between medical follow-up appointments.See the Story

Cancer · New York

5 Heartfelt Ways to Support a Loved One With Cancer

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Remember: everyone copes with things differentlyMedically reviewed by Claire Eggleston, LMFT-Associateyuki-ramen1025 / Getty Images Helping a loved one with cancer starts with centering their needs.In November 2015, my life changed irreversibly when my beloved mother was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Overnight, I went from being a 32-year-old single woman with what I now call “cute” stressors (as in, “that’s so cute you thought that was stressf…See the Story

Psychology · Maryland

Why You Suddenly Start Seeing the Same Thing Everywhere, According to Psychologists

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How our brains latch onto things when they're brought to our attentionpicture alliance / Contributor / Getty Images Seeing the same cars on the highway after car shopping is one common example of the frequency illusion.The Baader-Meinhof phenomenon, also known as the frequency illusion, is a cognitive bias where something suddenly seems to be everywhere after first noticing it. This effect stems from selective attention and confirmation bias, wh…Read Article

I Tried Rejection Therapy for a Month to Ease My Social Anxiety—Here’s What Happened

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Turns out vulnerability hangovers are realDeagreez / Getty Images Rejection therapyI’m the type of person who apologizes to inanimate objects when I bump into them. I overthink every text. I rehearse how I’ll ask a question in a store, then bail and Google it instead. In short, social anxiety and I are very well acquainted.And while I’ve gotten better at coping with rejection as I’ve grown up, that background hum of “what if I embarrass myself?”…Mental Health · Canada Read Article

How Friendship Changes in Your 20s, 30s, and Beyond

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As life moves on, there are ways to keep your friends moving with you.Catherine Falls Commercial / Getty ImagesIn my 20s, I had a slew of friends I would hang out with. Some were childhood friends, some were college friends, and some were friends I met at work. As I aged into my 30s and 40s, some of those friendships fizzled out naturally due to people moving, getting married, having kids, changing careers, or no longer sharing the same interest…Health See the Story

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