Building your social circle may help you live longer
A new study has found that older people who interact with a wide range of people were more likely to be physically active and...
Children of problem drinkers more likely to marry problem drinkers
In a new study, researchers found that children of parents who have alcohol use disorder are more likely to get married under the age...
In-person social contact may protect you from depression and PTSD
In a new study, researchers found that in-person social contact may offer some protection against depression and PTSD symptoms, but the same is not...
Hypnotherapy could help treat irritable bowel syndrome
In a new study, researchers found that Hypnotherapy might help relieve irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) complaints for some patients for as long as 9...
Pain and negative emotions: the vicious cycle
In a recent study, Penn State researchers find emotions such as anger or sadness often are result of stress or pain, and that they...
Even brief meditation could improve cognitive skills
In a recent study, researchers from Yale University and Swarthmore College find that a 10-minute meditation tape could help college students perform cognitive tasks...
Why newborns look ‘less cute’ than older babies
In a recent study, researchers from Brock University find that adults think the faces of babies most appealing at around the six-month mark. This means...
Coffee scent may help you go to business school
Drinking coffee seems to have its perks. In addition to the physical boost it delivers, coffee may lessen our risk of heart disease, diabetes and...
13 Reasons Why: How to spot teen suicide warning signs
The Netflix show ’13 Reasons Why’ has season 2 now. Although the show is about teenagers’ life, it is not relaxing, funny or easy to...
Open relationships can be as satisfying as monogamous ones
A new University of Guelph study has shown that people in open relationships are as happy as their coupled-up counterparts. In consensual, non-monogamous relationships, all...