April 2024

i Ricchi, a Tuscan gem, fell from grace amid DC’s political shifts, losing its allure to dwindling power lunches and changing social fabric.

We’ve lost the art of creating local infrastructure that allows young people to explore, play and lead healthier lives.

A study of Buffalo’s Elmwood Village found that lively, welcoming front yards, from porches to flowerpots, foster strong neighborhood connections and a sense of belonging.

The APA is calling on technology companies to take more steps to protect adolescents, arguing age restrictions alone don’t address the dangers.

Peggy Orenstein highlights a troubling rise in ‘rough sex’ among teens, especially choking, in her op-ed.

Harvard study suggests declining church attendance may contribute to rising U.S. mental health issues, possibly affecting suicide rates and depression.

Haidt’s book claims smartphones and social media are harming teen mental health, though evidence and critiques suggest the impact is less clear.

The ongoing debate over whether social media is causing a teen mental health crisis pits skeptics (correlation) against alarm ringers (causation).

New poll shows most Americans, despite polarization, agree on core national values like voting rights and equal protection. Differences are minor except on gun rights.

Survey finds 40% of UK adults often feel isolated, even in social settings. Only 14% discuss their loneliness, despite its negative impacts on health.