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Stuck in a mental loop of worries and problems that seem to have no end? Here’s what you can do.

Our penchant for fear dates back millennia. But new research is testing the theory that indulging in morbid curiosity and scary play can help us build psychological resilience, overcome phobias, and deal with genuine scares. So far, the answer is yes.

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New research is testing the theory that indulging in morbid curiosity and scary play can help us build psychological resilience, overcome phobias, and deal with genuine scares.

Local Marine veteran Craig Hodgkins had his suicide planned out before his service dog changed everything.

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Theres a delicate balance between vigilance and prioritizing other parts of our physical and mental health. Heres what to know.

It's already a scary world. Why do we seek to experience more fear? Find out some of the science behind fear at HowStuffWorks.