Hyper-realistic baby dolls are gaining popularity in Spain

To rediscover time, go for a walk

A new way to help Asian American teens handle college admissions stresses

‘When the fun stops, stop.’ Addiction experts consider the rise of gambling in the UK a test case.

‘How much can you afford to lose?’ Gambling in Norway is tightly controlled. Could that work in the US?

Sleep remains elusive for people stuck in war zones — from Gaza to Ukraine

Shinto forest bathing as an antidote to global crises

After the bombs, Iranians struggle to rebuild and recover

Italy clinic specializes in treating PTSD for migrants and refugees

The ‘1975’ project helps Vietnamese refugee families open up about their past

Community, conversation, music: How people are tackling eco-anxiety around the world

Mexico’s supreme court rules in favor of Ely, a depressed elephant at a zoo

Many Palestinians in Gaza have no homes left to return to

Survivors in Indonesia grapple with trauma as they rebuild their lives 20 years after devastating tsunami

In the UK, a man’s shed is his castle. For some, it’s also a lifeline.

Using literature to help children cope with war and trauma

In southern Turkey, a surf school helps earthquake survivors process trauma and loss

‘I’m not finished’: Badminton’s Beiwen Zhang wants gold in the final Olympics of her decadeslong career

Out of the closet, out of care: LGBTQ communities in Malawi struggle to access health care

‘It’s a lifelong injury’: From Gaza to Doha, children bear the scars of war 

A new study finds that scientists may be able to detect dementia sooner and faster