Research

Delayed sleep-wake phase disorder (DSWPD) alternatively referred to as delayed sleep phase syndrome is a disorder in which a person’s sleep schedule is dramatically delayed every night. Read More

Researchers from the University of Texas at Austin have identified some traits, behaviors, and characteristics that transcend borders and nationalities when it comes to gaining the respect and admiration of others. Read More

A new study finds that if you are getting too little or too much sleep you could put yourself at higher risk for developing deadly lung disease. Read More

If you simply can’t strike soft drinks from your life completely, you might want to consider the findings offered by a new study published in the American Journal of Physiology-Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology. Read More

After examining the mouths of some seemingly healthy habitual vapers, researchers found a great deal of “potent infection-causing bacterial organisms.” Such bacteria put e-cigarette smokers at a much greater risk of developing numerous mouth problems, ranging from gum disease to cancer. Read More

Researchers have discovered that when neurons inside the hippocampus are firing at a high rate before one attempts to form a new memory, that person will be much more successful at encoding the memory and efficiently recalling it later on. Read More

According to researchers from the University of Bath, current-day children and teens are going to be much more likely to develop depression and anxiety as adults due to social isolation today. Read More

A new study from Georgia State University and Tulane University is proclaiming that guaranteed paid sick leave mandates, like those found in the FFCRA, are an integral aspect of beating COVID-19 in the US. Read More

Try forest therapy, meditative practice of walking through the woods using all your senses. Read More