Share on PinterestConfiding in others can have a positive effect on mental health.Image credit: Tom Werner/Getty ImagesIn the United States, around 17.3 million adults had at least one major depressive episode in 2017, according to the National Institute of Mental Health.Globally, the World Health Organization (WHO) say depression is a leading cause of disability, and…
By Michael Marshall Rats help out in a crowdAnil Kumar / Alamy Rats will often help their fellows if they are in distress, but they can be influenced not to – if other rats seem uninterested in the situation. This so-called bystander effect has been studied in humans for 50 years. That it also exists…
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3 min read SEASON ONE WAS just the beginning. That's a pretty literal thing to say about any television show, but on one as ambitious and unafraid to take chances and change its game as Paradise, it means a whole world more. A show that initially presented itself as a political thriller and murder mystery