Humans instinctively prefer slow reasoning over fast intuition for complex problems. New findings show this bias persists under time pressure...

A new meta-analysis published in Frontiers in Psychiatry provides evidence that Social and Therapeutic Horticulture significantly reduces symptoms of depression...

A new study reveals that brain plasticity fluctuates on a 24-hour cycle. Researchers found that the chemical buildup of fatigue...

The Alzheimer’s therapy Lecanemab appears to recruit the brain’s immune system. New findings in Nature Neuroscience suggests the drug uses...

Reducing calorie intake by thirty percent appears to protect essential support cells in the aging primate brain. Findings published in...

Esports players can improve shooting performance by training with real-time biological data. Researchers found that focusing on cortical activity and...

New research suggests that while habitual coffee consumption shortens sleep duration, it increases deep sleep intensity. This indicates the brain...

Who enjoys anal sex and why? New research maps the anatomy, demographics, and psychology behind this sexual practice.

While personalization algorithms keep users engaged, they may create a false sense of expertise. A new experiment reveals that curated...

A new meta-analysis suggests fast-paced TV does not harm children's attention as often feared. Instead, programs featuring fantastical, unrealistic events...

Psychedelic drugs may foster deeper relationships and social connection when administered by professionals, suggests a systematic review. The new paper...

A new longitudinal study suggests a two-way relationship between environmental activism and personality. Findings indicate that while specific traits predict...

A new study published in Clinical Nutrition suggests that daily consumption of skin-roasted peanuts improves brain vascular function and memory.

A recent study analyzing eight years of psychiatric records found patients are increasingly incorporating themes of hacking, surveillance, and social...

Intelligence scores fluctuate significantly during childhood, driven more by genetic predisposition than situational factors. A new study suggests that reliable...