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Researchers found that the brain's Default Mode Network (DMN) is essential for creative thinking. Disrupting DMN activity reduced creativity, showing a causal link between this network and the generation of original ideas.

Researchers at the University of Florida developed an AI-powered video-processing system that analyzes hand movement tests to detect subtle changes in Parkinson’s disease symptoms, enabling more precise and accessible monitoring of disease progression from home.

A recent study found that perceived dirty campaigning in the 2020 Viennese elections increased anger and distrust in politicians, potentially eroding public trust in democracy.

A study reveals that more REM sleep early in the semester predicts higher test anxiety before exams, suggesting that "dream sleep" may influence how students experience stress during academically challenging periods.

Alzheimer’s disease risk is more strongly influenced by maternal genetics, with higher amyloid plaque levels in those with a maternal history of memory loss, suggesting mitochondrial dysfunction may play a key role.

The scientifically-validated Kink Orientation Scale provides insights into how "kinky" you are. Take it here.

A meta-analysis has found that white and pink noise can slightly improve task performance in children and young adults with ADHD, offering a potential complementary treatment option.

People generally trust journalists more when they confirm true claims than when they correct false ones, with corrections often perceived as surprising, requiring more evidence, and being more exploitative, leading to increased distrust.

Researchers used video games to explore how a loss of control impacts beliefs in free will. They found that while reduced agency in games alters beliefs in that context, it doesn't change people's overall views on free will.

New research explores how different diets might influence how stressed we feel, revealing connections between what we eat and our perception of stress. The study sheds light on a little-explored aspect of mental health.

Discover whether you're experiencing nomophobia—the fear of being without your smartphone—by taking this insightful and revealing test.

A new study has found that more masculine gay men tend to be more mindful, which is associated with lower levels of stress, anxiety, and depression.

Children of parents with alcohol use disorders inherit mitochondrial dysfunction, leading to early aging symptoms such as high cholesterol, heart problems, arthritis, and early onset dementia.