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In many immigrant families, daughters quietly shoulder responsibilities that go unseen balancing cultural expectations at home with the pressures of independence outside.

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Although happiness and a feeling of purpose in your life may seem to be interchangeable, new positive psychology research shows why and how they differ.

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From birth, we continuously ask our closest others the same silent but existentially crucial question: Will you acknowledge me?

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The days of using body mass index alone to find your ideal weight are over. Here is a better formula for finding a weight that enables greater health and happiness.

A new study finds some youth psychiatric diagnoses are increasing over time while others are dropping fast. What do all these changing numbers actually mean?