Why we fear rare disasters more than everyday dangers
People often panic over rare but dramatic disasters like plane crashes, terror attacks, or nuclear accidents—while ignoring more common dangers such as car crashes...
Conflicts with fathers and friends can make you age faster
A new study from the University of Virginia has found that teenagers who often act in angry or aggressive ways may age faster later...
The smarter AI gets, the more selfish it becomes, study warns
Artificial intelligence is getting smarter — but that might not be entirely good news.
New research from Carnegie Mellon University suggests that as AI systems...
Being happy can help you live longer, study confirms
Many people worry about serious illnesses like heart disease, cancer, asthma, and diabetes.
These are all long-lasting diseases, known as chronic or non-communicable diseases (NCDs)....
How Shein, Temu and others get you hooked
In recent years, several websites selling ultra-low-cost goods have appeared on the French market.
Shein, Temu and AliExpress, to name but a few, are shaking...
Growing up with faith could help you stay healthier as you age
Having a religious upbringing might do more than shape a person’s beliefs—it could also support healthier aging, according to new research from the University...
Fulfilling a final wish can bring peace and healing at life’s end
When people near the end of their lives get the chance to fulfill a “bucket list” wish—whether that means visiting Disneyland, enjoying a favorite...
Our brain works best with seven senses, study finds
Scientists at Skoltech have created a new mathematical model to better understand how memory works.
Their study, published in Scientific Reports, might help improve artificial...
Gold hits new heights. What is pushing up the price?
From cryptocurrencies to Treasury bonds, there are all kinds of places to invest your cash in 2025. So, why is gold — one of...
Conspiracy thinking is more common than you might expect
Conspiracy theories have long been a part of American culture, but new research suggests they may be more widespread than many people realize.
Far from...