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A nanoship is a microconnection with another person without any real accompanying expectations or longer-term commitment. Here’s why nanoships may be a good trend for 2025.

A Personal Perspective: Psychosocial issues can be uniquely challenging for a pediatrician. I learned how a small shift in word choice can enhance our effectiveness.

Personal Perspective: In diabetes, “brittle diabetic” refers to a patient for whom the correct dose of insulin is hard to find. The analogies with bipolar illness are apt.

Though it sounds simple, setting boundaries is easier said than done. Here are 7 tips to help you build better boundaries.

Life is about making decisions, but sometimes you struggle to make them. Here’s why this happens, and six tips for getting unstuck.

COVID has been a world-historical global trauma. But what about the aftermath? And why can’t I remember your name, or where my keys are?

The menopausal transition is an opportunity for women to cross a psychological threshold into the second half of life, but too many women fail to answer the Call.

The freedom to choose our family is a Western privilege that reshapes society. While it spurs innovation, it may cause loneliness.

It’s actually men, not women, who crave romantic relationships—with fewer other social ties to lean on, men can be highly dependent on their partners for intimacy and support.

We only have so much “social capacity” to commit to friendships, so it’s natural that less rewarding or more labor-intensive friendships may lose their value over time.