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A recent study found that 7 minutes of daily high-intensity interval training reduced premature ejaculation symptoms after 12 days. Improved attention regulation was also linked to fewer symptoms.

Researchers modeled how the suicides of Robin Williams, Kate Spade, and Anthony Bourdain led to sharp increases in suicidal thoughts and behaviors nationwide, revealing the powerful and rapid spread of suicide contagion following high-profile deaths.

Art students excel at both local and global visual processing, preferring to start with a big-picture approach when drawing. This flexibility enhances their ability to create realistic drawings, setting them apart from non-artists.

New research sheds light on symbiosexuality, a phenomenon where individuals are attracted to the dynamics within the established relationships of others. This surprising and often overlooked form of attraction challenges traditional views on human desire.

A large study has found that pregnant women who followed a healthy diet had 22% lower odds of having children with autism and fewer social communication difficulties in their children, highlighting a potential link between prenatal diet and autism risk.

AI's reliance on synthetic data can create "intersectional hallucinations," leading to unrealistic and potentially dangerous outcomes. These errors highlight the risks of AI misinterpreting complex human data relationships.

Feeling appreciated by your spouse and children is linked to better mental health, lower stress, and stronger relationships, according to new research. The study emphasizes the importance of gratitude in enhancing family well-being.

A new study of Czech adolescents challenges the belief that violent video games increase aggression, finding no significant link between game violence and changes in aggression or empathy over time.

A study reveals that political party affiliation influences sleep quality, with Republicans in Arizona sleeping better than Democrats and Independents, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Researchers discovered that some brain cells age faster than others, especially in people with Alzheimer’s disease. Women’s brains also show more of these rapidly aging cells, which may increase their risk for neurodegenerative disorders.

A recent study found that people who perceived hotter-than-usual temperatures were less likely to believe in climate change conspiracy theories, suggesting that personal experiences with weather anomalies may influence climate change beliefs.

Researchers found that targeting the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex with low-frequency magnetic stimulation can disrupt the consolidation of traumatic memories, potentially offering a new treatment for anxiety and PTSD by preventing the persistence of fear-related responses.

Genetic conflict, the struggle between maternal and paternal genes, influences human psychology and behavior, affecting conditions like Angelman and Prader-Willi syndromes. This often-overlooked factor could provide new insights for psychological research and treatment.