Do Red Smarties Really Make You Happier?Contrary to popular belief, the color of a popular candy has no impact on happiness over other colors.Read More
Underlying Molecular Mechanism of Bipolar Disorder RevealedSummary: Researchers have discovered the molecular mechanism behind lithium’s effectiveness in treating...Read More
Tell Me What Languages You Know and I’ll Tell You How You ReadFindings could have positive implications for education and teaching bilingual children how to read.Read More
Men and Women Show Equal Ability in Recognizing FacesContrary to popular believe, sex differences do not influence the ability to recognize faces.Read More
Smile and the World Thinks You’re OlderAccording to researchers, people can perceive you to be up to two years older when they see you smile.Read More
Dad’s Involvement With Baby Early On Associated With Mental Development BoostAccording to researchers, dads who interact more with their children during the first few months of life have a positive impact on their baby's cognitive development.Read More
Genes in Children Linked to Bipolar Disorder and Stress IdentifiedResearchers report genetic alterations that modulate stress have been identified in children who are at risk of developing bipolar disorder.Read More
Brain Injuries Cause Impulse Control Problems: Rat StudyStudy confirms TBI can cause impulse control problems.Read More
Living in Poor Area Increases Anxiety Risk in Women, But Not MenAccording to researchers, women living in poorer areas are 60% more likely to suffer from anxiety than their more affluent peers. However, in men, there was little difference in anxiety levels.Read More
Taking Folic Acid During Pregnancy Has Positive Effect on Child’s Psychological DevelopmentSummary: Children whose mothers took folic acid during pregnancy demonstrated higher levels...Read More
New Insight Into How Fragile X Syndrome Disrupts PerceptionAccording to researchers, people with Fragile X have 'noisier' brains, which can impair information flow and make social interactions more difficult.Read More
Lessons From the Past on How to Be HappyResearchers report a study from the 1930's could have positive implications for improving social well-being and happiness, if applied by policymakers.Read More