Why Pedal Errors Among Older Drivers Are So Common? Study Reveals
Researchers explore why elderly drivers are prone to pedal errors and accidents.
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Why Do Japanese Children Walk Differently? Surprising Revelations
Researchers explored how culture influences gait patterns.
Study Affirms That Thinking Hard Makes Us Tired
Researchers at Pitié-Salpêtrière University, France, revealed how thinking hard makes you tired.
The Secret To Exercise: Frequency, Not Volume Gives Benefits
Researchers reveal the benefits of regular physical activity.
Did You Know Online Teaching Triggers Stress In Students?
Researchers provided insights into stress associated with online teaching.
Why Do Smokers Crave For Coffee and Cigarettes In The Morning?
Researchers at the University of Florida revealed why smokers consume coffee and cigarettes in the morning.
Random Acts Of Kindness Make Us Happier Than Expected, Study Finds
Researchers revealed insights into how random acts of kindness impact well-being.
How Can Leisure Activities Lower Death Risk In Older Adults? Study Finds
Researchers revealed how certain leisure activities reduce the risk of early death in older adults.
How Does Portrayal Of Mental Illness In Media Help Mental Health Awareness?
An insight into how popular depictions of mental illness in the media influence our mental health awareness.
Eye Movements In REM Sleep Mimic Gazes In Dreams: Study Finds
Researchers studied eye movements in REM sleep and provided insights into the mechanisms behind our dreams and imagination.
