DMNews

The retirement crisis nobody talks about isn’t running out of money. It’s the slow psychological collapse of men who built their entire identity around being needed.

The retirement crisis destroying men's identities has nothing to do with depleted savings — it's the slow psychological ...
DMNews

Psychologists say people who take up birdwatching in midlife aren’t just finding a hobby. They’re accidentally training their brain to resist cognitive decline.

People who stumble into birdwatching in their forties and fifties aren't just picking up a pleasant weekend habit — they're ...
DMNews

Scientists now say eating after a specific time each evening significantly raises cardiovascular risk, and the cutoff is earlier than most people expect

A major study of over 103,000 people found that eating after 8 p.m. significantly raises cardiovascular risk — and the ...
DMNews

Psychologists explain why birdwatching is unusually good for your brain. It activates a cognitive pattern most modern hobbies completely miss.

Birdwatching activates a rare cognitive pattern called soft fascination — a state where attention is gently engaged without ...
DMNews

Neurologists say six common artificial sweeteners may be accelerating memory loss in people as young as 45

A growing body of neurological research links six common artificial sweeteners to measurable cognitive decline — and it's ...
DMNews

Psychology says the reason millennials and Gen Z seem ‘fragile’ to older generations isn’t weakness — it’s that they’re the first generations to treat emotional ...

What older generations dismiss as weakness is actually the first widespread rejection of toxic stoicism in human history — ...
DMNews

Why K-pop Fans Form Deeper Emotional Bonds Than Other Music Fandoms

K-pop fans aren't delusional — they've built an emotional architecture for connection that most of us are too guarded to ...
DMNewsOpinion

What Quebecor World’s collapse taught us about print’s slow death

In January 2008, Quebecor World Inc., one of the largest commercial print media services companies in North America, filed ...
DMNews

A common blood pressure medication was found to slow biological aging and extend lifespan, even when started later in life

A growing body of research suggests ACE inhibitors — one of the most commonly prescribed blood pressure medications — may slow biological aging at the cellular level, even when started later in life.
DMNews

Psychology says people who eat dinner alone every night aren’t lonely. They’re protecting something most people never learn to value.

Solo diners aren't failing at connection — they're practicing a form of cognitive sovereignty most people never develop, choosing interior contact over the constant performance of witnessed living.
DMNews

I spent thirty years building a career that impressed everyone at dinner parties. Then I retired and realized I had no idea who I was without the job title.

We spend decades letting our job titles answer the deepest question of identity — and then retirement arrives, and we discover the person who was supposed to show up for this chapter was never fully ...
DMNews

People on weight-loss drugs are starting to exercise without being told to, and scientists think the drugs are rewiring motivation itself

People on GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and Mounjaro are spontaneously choosing to exercise — and neuroscientists believe the drugs are recalibrating the brain's motivation circuitry, raising uncomfortable ...