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writer, thinker, dreamer. former editor-in-chief @newscientist and co-creator, @newscilive and @arcfinity. now contemplating endless possibilities @alternity

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Hoe optimisme je gezondheid een oppepper kan geven

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By Sumit Paul-Choudhury
| newscientist.nl
Optimisme is geen wondermiddel – er zijn zat situaties te bedenken waarin het zelfs averechts werkt. Maar onderzoek lijkt erop te wijzen dat je van een positieve instelling in zijn algemeenheid wel degelijk vruchten kunt plukken. En er zijn technieken die je hierbij kunnen helpen. Is een kip optimistisch? Probeer daar maar eens achter te komen. Je kunt zo’n dier immers niet vragen of een glas water halfvol of halfleeg is.
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New library books

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By Suzanne O’Sullivan, Ethan Kross, Sumit Paul-Choudhury, Emily Fark
| The Journal Gazette Verified
These works of psychology are newly available through the Allen County Public Library. “The Age of Diagnosis: How Our Obsession with Medical Labels Is Making Us Sicker” by Suzanne O’Sullivan From a neurologist and award-winning author comes a meticulous and compassionate exploration of how our culture of medical diagnosis can harm, rather than help, patients.
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Spring Cleaning for the Soul: 10 Books to Start the Season Strong

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By Anne-Laure Le Cunff, Panio Gianopoulos Verified, Olivia Walch, Alison Brooks, Sumit Paul-Choudhury
| Book of the Day from The Next Big Idea Club
Something magical happens in the spring. After a winter of stillness and reflection, every bit of new movement and color begins to spark anticipation. Any day now, that tiny green bud poking through the mud will burst open into a beautiful crocus. Soon, others will follow and one morning you’ll wake up to a palette of petals adorning the earth. Or as the creeks and rivers melt, a nightly chorus of frog-tune hums will gradually crescendo till summertime.
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