Men, Not Women, Feel More Emotional Pain After A Breakup: Study Reveals
A study conducted at Lancaster University reveals the differences between men and women when it comes to dealing with emotional pain after a breakup.
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Study Reveals How Functional Regions Of The Human Brain Are Connected
American researchers revealed how information gets processed in the interconnected areas of the human brain.
Is India Facing An Epidemic of Smartphone Addiction?
Research shows India's skyrocketing rates of smartphone addiction, forcing experts to seek its redressal in self-help and rehabilitation strategies.
Teaching Children About Sharing Memories Make Them More Sensitive And Responsive, Research Claims
Researchers from the University of Otago show how teaching children about sharing memories positively affects their mental health in the long run.
How Can Video Games Help With Mental Health?
Research shows that video games play a positive role in mental health. Experts are also considering ways in which video games can be used in therapy.
Study Reveals How Early Experiences Are Linked To Adult Neurological Disorders
A team of researchers at the Ohio State University explored how early experiences affect brain development and cause adult neurological disorders.
Study Reveals How Certain Neurons In The Brain Respond To Singing
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have explored how certain neurons respond to singing.
Research Links Obesity To Childhood Trauma
American researchers explore the link between obesity, genetics, and childhood trauma in a new study published in Frontiers In Genetics.
People Can Be Trained To Be Creative, Study Finds
A group of American researchers explores how the narrative method of training creativity can unlock creativity in adults.
Coloring Digital Mandalas Can Improve Your Mental Health, Study Says
Researchers at Lancaster University are digitally transforming the art of coloring mandalas to incorporate it into better mindfulness technologies.
