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Drink Up: Water May Boost Brain's Reaction Time by 14 Percent

Jennifer Broderick

Extroverts Are Happier and Healthier in Old Age

Christine Hsu

Dementia Risk has Fallen by 25 Percent for UK Seniors

Cheri Cheng

Social Media can help Families Bond

Cheri Cheng

Family Conflict Leads to Aggression and Drug Abuse for Boys

Cheri Cheng

Music Can Help Ease Pain In Children

Christine Hsu

Working Past Retirement Could Stave Off Dementia

Cheri Cheng

Gang Members at an Increased Risk of Psychiatric Illnesses

Cheri Cheng

Cell Phone Addiction Is Wrecking Love Lives: 20% of Young Adults Use Phones During Sex

Christine Hsu

Extrovert Personalities Tied to Brain Chemistry

Cheri Cheng

Popcorn Eating Habits May Reveal Your Personality

Christine Hsu

Arguing About Money Is a Top Predictor of Divorce

Christine Hsu

Up to 92 Percent of All Street Children in Some Counties Use Drugs

Christine Hsu

1 in 6 Couples Sleep Apart, UK Survey Reveals

Christine Hsu

Seniors Suffer Less From Mental Decline Today than they did Before, Study Reports

Cheri Cheng

Yoga Improves Mental Health Behind Bars, Prisoner Study

Christine Hsu

Choirs Sing with Synced Heart Rates

Cheri Cheng

The Hotter, The Better: Men More Charitable in Front of Sexier Women

Christine Hsu

Why Pessimists Make Better Spouses

Christine Hsu

Autism Risk Tied to Mother’s Antibodies

Cheri Cheng

How Avoidance Strategies Help Reduce Stress

Christine Hsu

Drawing Out Foods Helps Improve Moods, Study

Christine Hsu

Could Estrogen Fight Chronic Stress in Men?

Christine Hsu

Seizures Could Be an Early Sign of Alzheimer's Disease

Christine Hsu

Violent Video Games Do Not Reduce Helpful Behavior, Study

Christine Hsu

Bookworms Have Better Cognition in Old Age

Christine Hsu

21 People Arrested for Abusing Alzheimer’s Patients at a Care Center

Cheri Cheng

/ Mental Health /

Drink Up: Water May Boost Brain's Reaction Time by 14 Percent

Extroverts Are Happier and Healthier in Old Age

Dementia Risk has Fallen by 25 Percent for UK Seniors

Social Media can help Families Bond

Family Conflict Leads to Aggression and Drug Abuse for Boys

Music Can Help Ease Pain In Children

Working Past Retirement Could Stave Off Dementia

Gang Members at an Increased Risk of Psychiatric Illnesses

Cell Phone Addiction Is Wrecking Love Lives: 20% of Young Adults Use Phones During Sex

Extrovert Personalities Tied to Brain Chemistry

Popcorn Eating Habits May Reveal Your Personality

Arguing About Money Is a Top Predictor of Divorce

Up to 92 Percent of All Street Children in Some Counties Use Drugs

1 in 6 Couples Sleep Apart, UK Survey Reveals

Seniors Suffer Less From Mental Decline Today than they did Before, Study Reports

Yoga Improves Mental Health Behind Bars, Prisoner Study

Choirs Sing with Synced Heart Rates

The Hotter, The Better: Men More Charitable in Front of Sexier Women

Why Pessimists Make Better Spouses

Autism Risk Tied to Mother’s Antibodies

How Avoidance Strategies Help Reduce Stress

Drawing Out Foods Helps Improve Moods, Study

Could Estrogen Fight Chronic Stress in Men?

Seizures Could Be an Early Sign of Alzheimer's Disease

Violent Video Games Do Not Reduce Helpful Behavior, Study

Bookworms Have Better Cognition in Old Age

21 People Arrested for Abusing Alzheimer’s Patients at a Care Center

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