Skills, such as artistic prowess, assumed to be unique to modern humans may have been present in Neanderthals too, research suggests.

Called psychogenic fever, the condition can be triggered by both acute and chronic stress -- and is found to occur more frequently in women.

"We were astonished to find that this brain circuit for spirituality is centered in one of the most evolutionarily preserved structures in the brain."

The court rejected the anticipatory bail plea of a person accused of spreading misinformation against Covid19 vaccination.

Abusers can be 'good' in many other facets of their lives, preventing their partners from recognizing emotional abuse for what it is.

"Bacteria that have become resistant to antibiotics don't have boundaries. They can spread to any person in any country."

The new contender for "patient zero" provides insights into the spread of the bacteria, Yersinia pestis, which caused the bubonic plague in Europe.

Reading from paper is less distracting, and provides both sensory and motor cues that can help process information better.

Researchers found a form of clay on the planet that indicates habitability, but doesn't provide evidence of life itself.

"Policymakers have a responsibility to protect children and legislate to end the use of physical punishment in all settings."

The findings suggest human aging may not be a linear process, and can be temporarily reversed or halted.

No one truly "multi-tasks" -- technically, people just "task-switch," but it appears as if they're performing different tasks simultaneously.

The 'Thai Sacbrood' virus affects bees in their larvae stage and has previously destroyed around 90% of bee colonies in South India.

Managing stress levels earlier in life could help reduce the risk of developing neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's, experts noted.

The human may have been an ancestor to Neanderthal populations in Europe and archaic populations in Asia.

"There was a point when I couldn't even finish just one paratha in a day."

Companies who "impose unreasonable demands on workers, and do not give them autonomy, are placing their staff at a much greater risk of depression."

A recent study including people with anxiety, depression, anorexia, and panic disorders showed "how intertwined physical and mental health are."