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As a guest on the Hidden Brain, Dr. Crum discusses how mindsets shape our lives in subtle but profound ways

As a guest on the Huberman Lab podcast, Alia Crum discusses the profound influence that our mindsets about stress, nutrition, exercise, and disease have on our lives.

Stanford Magazine's December 2022 covers story profiles Alia Crum and the work of the Mind & Body Lab

Ted Kaptchuk, an MBL collaborator, co-authored a perspectives article in the New England Journal of Medicine, "Placebo Effects in Medicine."

New research reveals why food labeled 'healthy' is unsatisfying.

People feel satisfied sooner when consuming food that is 'indulgent'.

Abraham Verghese, director of Stanford Presence and an MBL partner at Stanford Medicine, is to receive the National Humanities Medal. Congratulations Abraham!

A recent MBL study demonstrates that what a bystander says shapes not only what we think about a product, but also how our bodies respond to it.

[Zahrt and Crum] found a strong correlation between people’s dying early and their believing that they were relatively inactive.

Science Magazine publishes article about MBL's recent paper, "Learning one’s genetic risk changes physiology independent of actual genetic risk."

Brad Turnwald, Maggie Perry, Alia Crum, and colleagues publish paper in Psychological Science testing a food-labeling intervention in university dining halls across the country.

Kari Leibowitz, Lauren Howe, and Ali Crum publish paper in BMJ Open.

Parker Goyer, Ali Crum and collaborators published this paper in Emotion.

Danielle Boles, Brad Turnwald, Rina Horii, Taylor Duarte, Octavia Zahrt, Ali Crum, and collaborators published this article in Frontiers in Psychology.

Kari Leibowitz interviewed by Stanford News about how her research on wintertime mindsets in Norway can help us navigate the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Stanford News writes a story about a recent paper by Brad Turnwald, Isaac Handley-Miner, Natalie Samuels, Alia Crum, and colleagues. published in JAMA Internal Medicine.

Kari Leibowitz publishes article in the Paper Gown, the Zocdoc blog, about the nocebo effect.

Researchers at the Stanford Mind & Body Lab have launched a project exploring people's perceptions of and reactions to the coronavirus in the United States.