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Does air pollution cause dementia? What new studies say on what it does to the brain
The research, published in journals like Science and Environmental Pollution, links long-term exposure to fine pollutants to ...
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Challenges to political beliefs might engage brain networks tied to self-reflection, new study suggests
People with strongly held left-wing views barely budged when confronted with arguments against their political beliefs, but ...
Do you enjoy the thrill of scary movies, haunted houses, and Halloween decorations that jump out at you? Why do some people ...
A University of Mississippi study of 451 adults reveals that the three core dimensions of psychopathy, boldness, meanness, and disinhibition, leave distinct, context-dependent patterns in the words ...
What are the benefits of prenatal depression treatment? New research offers findings on the link between maternal ...
“Disgust is the mechanism with which we can detect things which carry disease,” says Cole, a researcher at the University of ...
Feeling jealous is universal. What you do in the next thirty seconds isn’t. These eight habits separate people who can sit with it from people who can’t.
Electrical stimulation therapies for depression show a genuine overall benefit over sham treatment, but the best-performing ...
When people with high vibrations feel out of place at work, it is not about 'compatibility' with those around them. In brain ...
When trying to connect research results to society, there is a temptation to quickly decide 'who will use it and how.' However, if you turn observed associations directly into service specifications, ...
There is an invisible load you may not even notice, and it takes a toll, whether you lead the culture or work within it.
Because in a world full of things we cannot predict, the true magic of a curated scare isn’t the thrill of the chase. It is ...
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