The Strange 'McGurk' Effect: How Your Eyes Can Affect What You Hear By Cari Nierenberg published 28 February 17 The brain can be fooled, the McGurk shows.
Why Some People Look Like Their Names By Cari Nierenberg published 28 February 17 If you've ever caught yourself thinking, "She looks like a Sue," or "He doesn't look like a Dave," a new study may back up your instincts.
'Love Hormone' May Help Dads Bond with Toddlers By Cari Nierenberg published 24 February 17 Dads who looked at a picture of their kids, showed more activity in certain parts of their brains after a boost of oxytocin via a nasal spray.
Don't Be Fooled: 5 Probiotics Myths By Cari Nierenberg published 27 October 16 Probiotics are often touted as a way to improve health, but what exactly do these "good" bacteria do for us? Here are some common myths about probiotics.
8 Tips to Be a Probiotic Pro By Cari Nierenberg published 27 October 16 Are probiotics safe to take, and do they have side effects? Here are eight expert tips about probiotics.
7 Strategies for Outdoor Lovers with Seasonal Allergies By Cari Nierenberg published 27 October 16 If seasonal allergies are getting in the way of spending time in the great outdoors, here are some tips from experts that may help.
9 Myths About Seasonal Allergies By Cari Nierenberg published 27 October 16 Myths about seasonal allergies seem to spread as easily as so many pollen grains on the wind. Here's the truth behind some of the common misconceptions about allergies.
10 Interesting Facts About Heroin By Cari Nierenberg published 27 October 16 Heroin is a fast-acting opiate drug, and addiction to it is incredibly hard to overcome, experts say. Here are the facts about heroin.
10 Interesting Facts About Caffeine By Cari Nierenberg published 27 October 16 Can people really get "addicted" to caffeine? Can people die from a caffeine overdose? Here are the facts about the world's most popular mood-altering drug.
8 tips for parents of teens with depression By Cari Nierenberg published 27 October 16 It can be hard to tell the difference between the typical turmoil of a teenager, and a depressed teen. Here are facts about teens with depression.
7 Ways Depression Differs in Men and Women By Cari Nierenberg published 27 October 16 Depression can strike men and women in different ways, research shows. A better understanding of the differences between the sexes may help those with depression, researchers say.
Supplement Trends: Multivitamin Use Down, Probiotics & Vitamin D Up By Cari Nierenberg published 11 October 16 Daily multivitamins are down, but other supplements are up, a new study finds.
6 Big Mysteries of Alzheimer's Disease By Cari Nierenberg published 26 September 16 Experts spoke with LiveScience about the biggest mysteries of Alzheimer's disease.
Medical Marijuana Programs May Help Cut Opioid Use By Cari Nierenberg published 15 September 16 Making medical marijuana legal may lead to a reduction of opioid use.
Chronic Sinus Problems Linked to Small Increase in Cancer Risk By Cari Nierenberg published 8 September 16 Older adults with chronic sinus problems may have a slightly higher risk of developing certain cancers, a new study suggests.
Gluten-Free Diets Surge in Popularity, Yet Celiac Rates Remain Stable By Cari Nierenberg published 6 September 16 Most Americans who eat gluten-free don't need to, new findings suggest.
Nix Homework to Help Students? What the Science Says By Cari Nierenberg published 2 September 16 A teacher's note instituting a no-homework policy has gone viral. What does the science say about homework?
Lasting Childbirth Pain Tied to Postpartum Depression By Cari Nierenberg published 31 August 16 Women's risk of postpartum depression may be higher if their pain after giving birth goes on for several weeks, a new study finds.
Parents' Mental Health Linked to Violence in Kids By Cari Nierenberg published 31 August 16 Kids who have a parent who with certain psychiatric disorders may be at increased risk for attempting suicide or committing a violent offense, a new study finds.
The Perks of Being a Twin May Include a Longer Life By Cari Nierenberg published 29 August 16 Both identical and fraternal twins may live longer on average than men and women who are not twins, a new study finds.
Who's Really Happier: Young People or Older People? By Cari Nierenberg published 24 August 16 A new study looks at people's psychological well-being across the adult life span.
Not So Sweet: New Sugar Limits for Kids Announced By Cari Nierenberg published 22 August 16 New recommendations from the American Heart Association (AHA) say that children ages 2 to 18 should consume no more than 6 teaspoons (30 milliliters) of added sugar a day.
Mind-Body Link Traced to Specific Brain Regions By Cari Nierenberg published 19 August 16 The brain's thinking centers and the body's stress-response centers are linked, new research shows.
8 Tried-and-True Tips for Talking to Preschoolers By Cari Nierenberg published 16 August 16 Preschoolers are just learning to communicate verbally. Here are some tips for talking to the childhood age group most famous for asking "why?" and saying "no!".
