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Women’s Brains Can Heat Up More Than That Of Men, Study Finds
Researchers explored how healthy human brains are hotter than injured brains.
Looking At Yourself During Virtual Chats May Worsen Your Mood; Alcohol May Boost This Effect
Researchers explore the link between mood, alcohol, and attentional focus during virtual social interaction.
Stress Accelerates Immune Aging, New Study Claims
Researchers at the University of Southern California explored how stress accelerates immune aging.
Smoking Surge In Young People Tells Tales Of Their Poor Mental Health
Experts explore the link between poor mental health and the smoking surge in the youth.
Genes Influence Our Food Choices, Study Says
Researchers at the American Society for Nutrition studied how genes influence our eating habits and food choices.
Peer Isolation Lowers Youth Substance Use, Study Finds
Researchers link social isolation to lowered youth substance abuse and disorders.
Can People With ADHD Have Flourishing Mental Health? Science Says Yes
Researchers explored how people with ADHD can enjoy sound mental health.
Pet Therapy Lowers Stress In School Children: New Study Says
Researchers examined the effectiveness of pet therapy.
How Can Dopamine Influence Our Ability To Socialize? New Study Finds
A team of international researchers explored how dopamine in the cerebellum influences our social conduct.
Who Wants To Be A Billionaire? This Study Will Surprise You
A study shows how most people do not support unlimited wants and wealth hoarding.
Childhood Fitness Prevents Mid-life Dementia, Study Finds
Australian researchers explored the link between childhood fitness and obesity and midlife cognition.
Coffee Triggers Spree-Shopping, Study Finds
Researchers explored how caffeine triggers impulsive shopping.
Do Mental Health Disorders In India Get Frequently Misdiagnosed Or Undiagnosed?
Experts examine the reasons why mental illness gets frequently misdiagnosed in India.
Does Risky Play Enhance Children’s Mental Health? Research Says Yes
Researchers link risky play for children with sound mental and physical health.
Researchers Can Now ‘Bottle’ The Benefits Of Exercise In A Pill
The study shows how researchers have successfully packed the benefits of exercise in a pill.
Loneliness And Dementia Are Linked, Says Study
Researchers explored the link between social isolation and dementia.
TikTok’s “Hot Girl Walk”: Is It An Exercise Trend Worth Following?
Experts opine on the mental and physical health benefits of TikTok’s new exercise trend, the “Hot Girl Walk”.
Do Optimists Live Longer? Science Says Yes!
Harvard researchers explore the link between optimism and a longer lifespan.
How A Memory Of Fear Is Formed In The Brain? New Study Reveals
A team of neuroscientists explored the brain mechanisms behind fear memories.
Postpartum Depression: How To Calm Your Distressed Baby?
Researchers found that Postpartum depression can disrupt mothers’ soothing signals that help calm distressed babies.
Why Humans Don’t Make Optimal Choices? New Study Reveals
A new theory of economic decision-making aims to help us make better, optimal economic decisions.
Moderate Digital Media Use Enhances Mental Health In Teenagers, Study Finds
Researchers at Trinity College Dublin explored the link between optimal digital media use and mental health.
Scrolling Social Media Puts Us In Dissociative State: Study Claims
Researchers at the University of Washington showed how people dissociate during social media use.
Same-Sex Parents Too Have Well-Adjusted Children, Study Reveals
Researchers at the University of Cologne studied child-rearing in same-sex families.
Sleep Deprivation Makes Us Interpret Facial Expressions More Negatively
Researchers explored the link between sleep loss and social withdrawal.
Brain Tumor And Depression Are Linked, Research Reveals
Recent studies explore the link between brain tumors and depression.