Scientists Discover How To Make People More Hypnotizable
Researchers say hypnosis is an effective treatment for many different symptoms and disorders, in particular pain.
New Studies
Poor Sleep In Midlife Tied To Memory Issues And Alzheimer’s Risk
Disrupted sleep in midlife linked to memory problems and potential Alzheimer's risk, study finds
Night Owls Face Higher Risk Of Heart Disease, New Study Finds
Link between late-night habits and artery calcification, emphasizes importance of circadian rhythms in preventive treatment.
How Many True Friends Do We Need?
The average adult only has three true friends - and no idea how to make a new one, according to a study.
Polar Bear-Inspired Fibers Revolutionize Winterwear
Chinese scientists create knittable aerogel fiber for exceptional thermal insulation in textiles.
Poor Office Hygiene: One In Five Employees Refuse To Use Workplace Toilets
Filthy kitchens, lack of cleanliness, and hygiene supplies contribute to dissatisfaction and health concerns among workers.
Tuesday Is The Most ‘afternoon Slump’-inducing Day, Says Survey
New research reveals the average afternoon slump starts at 3pm, lasting nearly 29 minutes.
What Does It Mean To Be Healthy?
According to a recent survey, being healthy means eating healthy foods and being physically active.
Why A One-size-fits-all Flu Vaccine Could Be On The Horizon
Scientists found an antibody that protects against several strains of the flu virus.