Inflammation may do more than make people feel sick. In a placebo-controlled study, triggering inflammation in healthy women ...
People who support online public shaming and digital vigilantism are often motivated by the pleasure of seeing others suffer ...
Across five experiments in three countries, people who read posts describing their party as sophisticated rather than as ...
A study of 44,500 American twin pairs suggests genetic factors account for nearly one-third of the variation in earnings. But ...
A large 28-year study in Norway reveals that mental health issues starting in adolescence predict distinct adult voting ...
Women who use estrogen-only hormone therapy during menopause may have a lower risk of developing the brain changes associated ...
From early childhood to old age, people who read for pleasure tend to show better cognitive performance and mental well-being ...
When parents cross emotional boundaries and rely on their children as surrogate partners, those children face a higher risk ...
A recent experiment reveals that while trendy TikTok videos encourage social media sharing, traditional policy-focused ...
People at the political extremes tend to feel more confident about their science knowledge than moderates. But checked ...
As lawmakers across North America move to end the twice-yearly ritual of changing the clocks, three new papers highlight a ...
In a competitive two-party system, your side will lose about half the time. Yet nearly 90 percent of voters now expect to win ...
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