Research

The research literature is a little more nuanced, often suggesting that it’s more than possible for healthy subjects to appreciate both the humor and seriousness of unpleasant outcomes. This capacity may even be more common among the highly intelligent. Read More

Now researchers are saying that even exposure-time achieved cumulatively poses a substantial risk for a subject. Read More

Researchers from Augusta University recently published a study claiming that cannabidiol (CBD) can treat lung damage and fight a cytokine storm, which might be a game-changer. Read More

Are you a woman who finds herself snacking often? According to new research, indulging in chiips is the worst option for you. Read More

The study, published in the journal Immunity, helps calm some concerns by people after immunity against the coronavirus reportedly did not last as long as some hoped. Read More

Exercising early in the day appears to disrupt the overproduction of hormones associated with various forms of cancer. Read More

Why do fewer women work in STEM than men? A new study reveals the bizarre, psychological phenomenon behind it. Read more, here. Read More

Psychopaths are generally believed to lack empathetic emotions, but a building body of evidence suggests that the disorder may actually signal an inability to regulate them. Read More

New data published by researchers at the Feinstein Institute for Medical Research in New York, suggests that Alzheimer’s disease specifically induced by binge drinking may appear earlier than it does in patients genetically predisposed to develop the condition. Read More