Move Over Myers-Briggs Science Has Identified Four New Personality Types. Which One Are You? Being 'a Carrie' doesn't count. By Liesl Goecker
One Last Chance Humans Are Wired to Forgive — Which Can Be a Problem Giving the benefit of the doubt can keep us in bad relationships. By The Swaddle Team
Closing The Gender Gap The Advent of AI Might Make ‘Women’s Work’ More Valuable As AI takes over task-based jobs, real people will turn to jobs that require empathy, care. By Katharine McKinnon, The Conversation
Killing It You’re Probably Making a Better First Impression Than You Think You really didn't blather on that much. By Angelina Shah
Vagina Dialogues We Need More Research Into Women’s Sexual Experiences We have to ask and answer the right questions if we want the right laws. By Victoria Brooks, The Conversation
Gut Instinct Are Probiotics Good for You? New Research Says ‘Meh.’ Another nutritional supercraze bites the dust. By The Swaddle Team
Wired To Wheeze Genes May Determine How Badly Traffic Pollution Triggers Your Asthma Study suggests a time when genetic screenings determine asthma treatment. By Angelina Shah
Simon Says Babies Can Tell the Difference Between Bullies and Leaders If only they could vote. By Angelina Shah
Bad Reputation Even Toddlers Are Concerned About What Others Think of Them Does this outfit make me look naughty? By The Swaddle Team
Does Not Compute What Keeps Brains From Noticing the Body’s Cue to Stop Eating New research explains a primary factor for obesity -- and suggests a way to combat it. By Angelina Shah
False Alarms Leading Wearable Baby Monitors Offer Parents Unreliable Readings Is modern baby tech making babies safer, or parents more stressed? By Anubhuti Matta
Cut And Paste For the First Time, Scientists Edit Embryos Free of Disease, Keep Them Viable CRISPR technology advances once more ... for now. By The Swaddle Team
Lady Pain New Findings on Why Women Get More Migraines Than Men Estrogen heightens certain nerves' sensitivity. By The Swaddle Team
Digital Fallout Digital Devices Get In the Way of Family Interaction More Than We Think New studies show the extent to which common, unconscious habits take us out of the moment. By Angelina Shah
Safe Delivery Study: Inducing Labor at 39 Weeks Doesn’t Increase Chance of C‑section In fact, it reduces it. By Angelina Shah
In Your Dreams Why We’re Drawn to Imaginary Worlds Imagination doesn't contribute to human survival. So, why do we do it? By Arathy Puthillam
Pros And Cons Preimplantation Genetic Screening Doesn’t Increase Odds of Having a Baby The common procedure may make IVF more efficient, but not necessarily more successful. By The Swaddle Team
Early Warning Scientists ID Chemicals in the Blood That May Predict Stillbirth Finding raises possibility of screening mechanism for preventing stillbirth. By Angelina Shah
