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Live music and well-being: the crowd effect — Level B2 — A woman laughing at a lively event with blurred background.
27 Feb 2026

Live music and well-being: the crowd effect

A new study finds that attending live music events can improve well-being. Researchers say a social feeling called collective effervescence — a shared sense of connection and sacredness in crowds — helps explain the benefit.

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Keeping healthy habits during the holidays — Level B2 — brown wooden blocks on white surface
9 Dec 2025

Keeping healthy habits during the holidays

The holiday season often disrupts regular health routines. Samantha Harden of Virginia Tech recommends realistic, small changes—like habit stacking, gamifying activities, involving others and travel tips—and a broader view of well‑being so breaks are not failure.

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