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A consortium of researchers from around Europe gathered in Spain in January to discuss their efforts to help make self-a ...

Research published by Frontiers in Psychology found that this leads to increased conflict, lower intimacy, and a feeling of ...

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Social media’s perpetuation of unrealistic beauty standards fuels cosmetic surgeries. Discover the psychological impact of this trend and what we can do to promote body positivity.

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