Psychologists debunk 'harmful' policies still used in US schools
In a new book called Investigating School Psychology, researchers examine unscientific school psychology practices that pose a risk to young people.
Boys' IQs may be impacted by moms' pregnancy stress levels
Researchers in Denmark found that increased cortisol, a stress hormone, in the third trimester may have a lasting impact on boys aged seven.
Bad sleep as a kid may increase psychosis risk
Researchers suggest increased risk of developing psychosis in early adulthood may be linked to inflammation caused by a weakened immune system.
Scientists reveal new facts about the death of Beethoven
Harvard Medical School researchers say the long-standing theory that the German composer died of lead poisoning is not true.
Internet horrified at what toddler did to mom's car: "Painful to watch"
"So if you think you're having a bad day, look at what my toddler did to my car this morning," the frustrated mom said on TikTok.
Woman's extreme excitement at husband's proposal backfires hilariously
The hilarious clip has been liked more than 1.3 million times on TikTok.
Mom's hack to sort kids' outfits while on vacation praised: "brilliant"
The handy travel tip has been liked more than 8,000 times on TikTok.
Woman picks saddest dog at shelter, gives him the 'life he deserves'
In the video, the American pit bull terrier's demeanor changes as soon as he realizes he is going to a permanent home.
Scientific breakthrough could tackle depression and heart disease
Researchers in Finland have identified a "gene module" that contributes to the development of both diseases.
You've a better chance of not dying with a female doctor, study finds
An international team of researchers also found that patients treated by women physicians are less likely to be readmitted to hospital.
Eye change reveals if someone's focused, scientists say
Researchers at the University of Texas at Arlington found that our pupils dilate when we're concentrating.
Gut microbiome linked to Alzheimer's disease, scientists say
The findings could lead to the development of new therapeutic interventions or drugs to prevent Alzheimer's disease.
Neuroscientists reveal link between your brain and what you eat
Research reveals a connection between BMI and the brain states necessary to achieve a goal, such as eating healthy foods.
Iceland volcano eruption: Scientists issue urgent lava warning
The Icelandic Meteorological Office has warned that increased pressure and ground lift has been noted beneath Svartsengi on the Reykjanes Peninsula.
Pink Moon will be visible during Lyrid Meteor Shower peak
This month's full moon is also called the Breaking Ice Moon, Budding Moon, Awakening Moon and Egg Moon.
Scientists reveal secret to making intermittent fasting diets work
Time-restrictive eating can be helpful as it is an easier diet plan for some people to follow than simply counting calories.
Life's building blocks may have come from space
New evidence suggests the organic chemicals and biomolecules that led to life were brought to Earth by extraterrestrial bodies.
Kinesiologist finds unexpected benefit to wearing high heels
Donning stilettos could help strengthen the tendons in the ankles and calves, making the legs more powerful and efficient.
Scientists reveal hidden benefit of blinking
The findings are evidence that blinking isn't simply a mechanism to keep our eyes moist and healthy, Rochester University researchers found.
Humans aren't innately selfish, brain scans reveal
Research suggests that when we make a decision that takes into account other people's preferences, we feel a sense of reward or pleasure.
Psychologists reveal why you can't remember if you locked your front door
A study suggests we tend to remember certain aspects of an experience such as the big picture or the general context, rather than the smaller details.
Millennials aren't getting enough sleep
A Gallup survey has found that only 42 percent of adults say they are getting as much sleep as they need.
US revealed as "hotspot for cybercrime" in global study
The World Cybercrime Index shows that a relatively small number of countries are home to the greatest cybercriminal threat.
How globalization Is dividing our cultural values
High-income Western countries have grown increasingly culturally distinct from other world regions, a study suggests.
Psychologists reveal simple trick to "eliminate" anger
Researchers at Nagoya University in Japan suggest it may help people in stressful workplace settings.
Running, dancing, silence: How animals reacted to solar eclipse
Some zoo animals displayed their typical evening activity patterns during the event, while others remained vigilant and wary.
How your personality type may put you at risk of depression
The traits of neuroticism and introversion were the strongest predictors of depression, new research has found.
How virtual reality might ease cancer pain
Participants in the trial even experienced benefits a day after the 10-minute virtual reality session.
Your unsupportive partner is having an impact on your body
Research shows couples feel more understood, validated and cared for when partners show positive support skills, and this is reflected in stress hormone levels.
Humility can get you promoted at work, study reveals
Humble leaders were more adept at viewing themselves accurately, admitting mistakes, and recognizing other people's strengths and contributions.