Research

A new study just released by the Association for Psychological Science investigated this phenomenon and discovered that long-lasting opinions and attitudes are often based on feelings and emotions. Read More

You don’t have to work in an office to understand there’s no perfect time limit to conversations — and it’s important to know no one really knows. Read More

These results were so strong in fact, the researchers are confident that habitual tea consumption could yield comparable effects as antihypertensive treatments (drugs meant to address hypertension). Read More

This new research shows that the brain’s memory center (the hippocampus) is directly connected to the body’s olfactory system (the sensory system that facilitates the sense of smell) in a way unlike sight, taste, hearing, etc. Read More

It’s difficult to wrap one’s mind around, but someone living in the US dies every 36 seconds from cardiovascular disease. Read More

These findings suggest that when an individual spends all day “BS-ing” and deceiving other people, it’s eventually going to take a toll on their ability to differentiate fact from fiction. Read More

Researchers at the American Dental Association surveyed a group of dentists from all over the nation, and over 70% said they’ve seen a big increase in patients dealing with excessive teeth grinding or clenching so far in 2021. Read More

There’s a trend called “runner’s addiction” which apparently can contribute to not only more running-related injuries, but can also damage personal relationships due to the obsessive nature in which these people participate in running, according to a new study. Read More

There’s no coming back from a subpar first impression, right? Not necessarily, according to a surprising new study just released by the University of New Hampshire. Read More