Listening to podcasts could speak volumes about your personality
Scientists found that fans of the format are, on average, more curious than others.
Sun Apr 10 2022
The words we use for dealing with the grief of others and our personal grief are not the same
A team of Australian researchers has analysed the vocabulary used by a thousand adults when discussing these issues.
Sun Jan 10 2021
Newly discovered protein could help diagnose chronic brain disease: study
Researchers have discovered a protein that could help diagnose a degenerative brain disease commonly found in athletes, veterans of military service and others who have experienced brain trauma.
Wed Sep 27 2017
New WHO study shows 3.7 billion people have herpes virus worldwide
A new study released in the World Health Organization's PLOS One journal shows that two-thirds of people -- or 3.7 billion -- under age 50 are infected with the herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1).
Thu Oct 29 2015
Plastic chemicals linked to earlier menopause
A new study has found that women whose bodies contained certain chemicals found in plastics and cosmetics were likely to menopause earlier.
Fri Jan 30 2015
Morning light could be secret to healthy weight
A small study of 54 volunteers showed that the leanest ones did not necessarily eat better or exercise more than the rest. They simply were exposed to more bright daylight earlier in the day.
Fri Apr 04 2014