Negative Emotions from Sex Last Longer
Researchers at a recent study found that negative emotions linked to sexual experiences take longer to fade than those tied to everyday memories. The study was
Neuroscience
Unstable Childhoods Linked to Risk Aversion in Young Adults
Researchers tracked over 100 teenagers for seven years, using brain imaging to study their development. The study began when participants were around 12 years o
Bilingualism and Hormones: Key Factors in Brain Health and Dementia Risk
Research is uncovering how bilingualism and sex hormones might contribute to brain resilience in aging individuals. This study, conducted by a team of researche
Caring for Others: A Cognitive Conundrum
Researchers at University College London studied over 3,500 people aged 50 and above from 2004 to 2023, examining the impact of caregiving on cognitive function
Researchers Unveil Brain's Histamine System to Enhance Understanding of Mental Health
A collaborative study by King's College London and the University of Porto has successfully mapped the brain's histamine system. This research was published on
Bias Linked to Brain Activity and Mental Resilience
Researchers at RPTU University Kaiserslautern-Landau and the University of Zurich discovered a link between decision bias and mental resilience on May 11, 2026.
The Relationship Analysis Trap
Have you ever found yourself lying awake at 11 PM, anxiously waiting for a text from your partner? This is a familiar scenario for many of us. We've all been th
Caffeine and Exercise Fail to Outdo Dummy Treatment for Mental Fatigue
Researchers at an unnamed institution conducted a study on 99 young adults to compare the effects of caffeine and aerobic exercise on mental fatigue. The study
Excess Salt Intake Tied to Cognitive Issues
A widespread dietary habit is now linked to potential brain health decline. New research suggests excessive salt consumption—affecting roughly 90% of people—may
Warmth & Belonging: How Hugs Impact the Brain
New research reveals a surprising link between physical temperature and our sense of self. Scientists at Queen Mary University of London discovered warmth boost
Foggy Minds After Night Shifts
Thousands of workers in the Philippines' booming business process outsourcing (BPO) industry often struggle with brain fog after working night shifts. This phen
A Digital Exploration of Free Will
A new interactive project launched this week. Called The Choice Engine, it explores the complex topic of free will. Users engage with an AI on Twitter to naviga