Social Science

Nearly one-quarter of U.S. adolescents reported using mobile food delivery during school hours, while almost half said they use it...

In many societies, the dead were not treated as something to be left behind. Instead, burial could be integrated into...

Depression often involves more than sadness—it can trap the brain in loops of repeated thought. A new study in Nature...

A growing body of neuroscience is challenging a long-held assumption about late-life depression—that it is mainly the downstream result of...

Perceptions of Mobile Green in urban spaces with contrasting visibility and green context are being brought into focus by a...

Extreme weather and climate-related disasters are becoming more frequent, and new evidence suggests their mental-health toll is not evenly distributed....

A new study published in npj Urban Sustainability argues that cities can’t manage heat risk with business-as-usual metrics. Instead, researchers...

A new study based on an unpublished fragment suggests that Alan Turing—often framed as emotionally distant and solely logic-driven—wrote a...

A new study in npj Urban Sustainability reports that adaptation planning across the United States can either build trust or...

Can lasting love be estimated like a system of equations? Over the past thirty years, researchers have argued that romantic...