Psychology & Intimacy A Declining Sense of Smell: An Early Indicator of Alzheimer’s Disease Linked to the Brain’s Immune System April 26, 2026 Rebecca Shoemaker The subtle yet significant erosion of our sense of smell may be one of the most poignant and potentially earliest harbingers of Alzheimer’s disease, manifesting even before the more widely…
Psychology & Intimacy A Declining Sense of Smell: An Early Harbinger of Alzheimer’s Disease Unveiled April 19, 2026 Rebecca Shoemaker A subtle yet significant shift in our olfactory perception – a diminishing ability to detect and distinguish scents – may represent one of the earliest, and often overlooked, warning signs…
Psychology & Intimacy A Declining Sense of Smell May Be One of the Earliest Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s Disease April 11, 2026 Rebecca Shoemaker A subtle yet significant shift in our olfactory perception could be one of the first whispers of Alzheimer’s disease, preceding the more commonly recognized memory impairments. Groundbreaking research emerging from…
Human Sexuality Research & Journals Self-esteem and existential distress among patients with advanced cancer: mediation by a sense of control and meaning in life April 1, 2026 Lina Irawan Patients grappling with advanced cancer often face profound psychological challenges, with existential distress (ED) emerging as a significant component of their suffering. This distress stems from confronting mortality, potential loss…
Human Sexuality Research & Journals Building a Sense of Community in Service-Learning and its Association with College Students’ Prosocial Behavior and Social Responsibility March 24, 2026 Lina Irawan Although service-learning is a widely adopted pedagogical approach in higher education, the precise psychological mechanisms that link it to students’ social development have remained somewhat elusive. New research from China…
