NEW YORK — A recent study conducted by New
Children From Wealthier Homes Feel More Control Over Their Lives, Study Finds
PORTLAND, Ore. — Wealth, we’re often told, is a
Study: Hand Gestures, Non-Verbal Communication Bring Clarity To Conversation
NIJMEGEN, Netherlands — It’s long been understood that non-verbal
Looking At ‘Top’ Schools? College Rankings Ignore Student Engagement, Study Finds
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. — Students and parents, pay attention! A
Addicted To Social Media? Blame Your Personality, Researchers Say
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. — Addicted to social media and can’t
Study: Prosthetic Memory System Successfully Implemented In Humans
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — We’re familiar with the amazing power of
More Than A Third Of People ‘Couldn’t Live Without Screens,’ Research Shows
LONDON — Pixels permeate nearly every part of modern
Study: Half-Degree Difference In Global Warming Could Have Drastic Effects
PRINCETON, N.J. — It may sound so slight, but just
Stopping Exercise Increases Depression Symptoms, Study Finds
ADELAIDE, Australia — Quitting an exercise routine can cause
Sleep Is Crucial For Your Brain To Store Information, Organize Memories
CAMBRIDGE, England — Sleep is restorative and rejuvenating, and,
Generous People More In Touch With Own Hearts Than Others, Scientists Discover
CAMBRIDGE, England — There is a saying that “generosity
Study: Bats Learn Language ‘Dialects’ From Nestmates Early In Life
TEL AVIV — Humans aren’t the only animals that
Concert Therapy: Live Music Better For Mental Health Than Yoga, Study Finds
LONDON — Stressed out? Perhaps you should check out your
Modern Civilization Hasn’t Made Humans Any Less Violent Than ‘Barbaric’ Ancient Times
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Movies and stories depicting ancient times may
Cashed Out: Quarter Of Americans Never Or Rarely Carry Cash Anymore
NEW YORK — More and more Americans are paying
Survey: Just 3 In 10 Millennials See Themselves Owning A Home
NEW YORK — Are you a twenty-something who’s ready
Scientists: Warming Arctic Causes Wicked Winters In American Northeast
NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. — If you’re worried about how climate
Kids With High Levels Of Resiliency Unlikely To Be Bullying Victims, Study Finds
BOCA RATON, Florida — Bullying can leave devastating, long-lasting imprints
Researchers May Have Found A Way To Predict Major Earthquakes
EVANSTON, Ill. — Data scientists and seismologists may have
Study: Playing Violent Video Games Every Day Doesn’t Increase Aggression
BERLIN — Playing combat video games every day won’t
Melt-Resistant Ice Cream Is Here: Using Banana Extract, Scientists Concoct Breakthrough Recipe
NEW ORLEANS — Science has finally led us to
Your Walking Speed May Be Tied To Your Dementia Risk, Warn Researchers
LONDON — How fast you walk in your elder years
PTSD Symptoms: Feelings Of Shame Worsen Psychological Wounds In Veterans
TULSA, Okla. — Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in those who
Paid Public Potties Are A Relieving Idea To Most Americans, Survey Finds
MENOMONEE FALLS, Wis. — Would you pay to use a
The Happiest Teens Use Smartphones, Digital Media Less Than An Hour A Day
SAN DIEGO — Worried about your child’s smartphone use
Survey: 6 In 10 Americans Feel Facebook Has Damaged American Politics
WASHINGTON — Amid a raging waterfall of criticism over
Most Millennials Struggling With Quarter-Life Crisis, Survey Shows
LONDON — More than half of millennials are experiencing a
No Coincidence: Gun Control Brought End To Mass Shootings In Australia, Study Finds
PHILADELPHIA — It turns out that gun control does