Life

A new study from Ruhr-Universität Bochum and the University of Bern has concluded that children born to parents with university degrees themselves often exhibit far more stress when entering college than other incoming freshmen. Read More

As far as what actually influences people’s views on their neighborhood, the study’s authors identified two major factors: personality and perception. Read More

After analyzing 8,574 participants between the ages of 45 and 65, the researchers determined that every increase in average daily fruit and vegetable intake is linked to higher cognitive function and that the best outcomes are found among those who consume at least six servings a day. Read More

When you’re all working from home though, it can be a bit more complicated to raise important issues, much less mull over them for a while- or revisit if things become awkward. That said, there are some conversations that are too important to postpone. Read More

According to researchers from Aarhus University, the answer to that question is quite simple: music. Read More

As more of us remain stuck at home and unable to hit the open roads for vacation, we’re finding comfort in growing green things in our yards. Read More

Sometimes conspiracy theories are conditioned in an individual or population overtime through prolonged periods of crisis. Other times, the ideation is a product of disruptions correlated with psychological projection and paranoia. Read More

As sleep can be difficult to come by these days with the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic plaguing everyone’s sleep patterns, a new study found that sleeping with a spouse, partner, or loved one in bed can help improve an important part of sleep: REM. Read More

What is the worst age? When does misery peak in life? Researchers say they’ve determined the answers to these questions, here. Read More