Human-Centric Health: Behaviour Change and the Prevention of NonCommunicable Diseases
Pride has a bad reputation, but here's why it might be a good thing
New research in 16 countries looks at pride, and finds that pride can have valuable, positive social side-effects.
What your brain structure says about your personality
Research suggests that your brain structure could affect your personality.
Need to break some bad habits? This psychology professor has the solution
Peter Gollwitzer, psychology professor at New York University, explores how to break bad habits.
The top 8 stories from the second day of Davos
As the second day of Davos 2017 draws to a close. Here’s a quick recap of some of the day’s key moments.
Don't trust anyone? You're not alone
Communications group Edelman has recorded the largest-ever drop of trust in business, government, the media, and NGOs.
Empathy: elusive, but research says you can learn it
Researchers have examined whether it is possible to increase empathy through formal training
Wages have fallen 43% for Millennials. No wonder they’ve lost hope
Why are US, UK, and Japanese Millennials failing to realize their potential at just the moment we need fresh leadership on the global stage?
The simple reason why so many businesses support LGBT rights
Companies openly championing LGBT rights are reaping the benefits. The rest of the world should follow suit.
To fight the scourge of fake news, let’s shine a light on the world’s under-reported stories
Media organisations have a moral responsibility – now more than ever - to broaden their editorial approach to include news that somehow escapes the spotlight.
The way we work is terrible for our brains. 5 ways to fight back
The average knowledge economy worker spends 28% of his or her time just reading and answering e-mail.
The one thing we can't do without in the Fourth Industrial Revolution
By preventing technology and innovation changes to be slowly integrated in our societies, we are just delaying the impact they will have.