Your Earliest Childhood Memories May Not Be Real It's not inception, it's just the way the brain develops.
Can Zapping People’s Brains Prevent Them From Committing Violent Crimes? A study suggests it's possible -- but the better question is whether we should.
Babies Put Everything in Their Mouths. Here’s Why. Their lips are the most sensitive part of their body.
Antioxidant Supplements Unlikely to Boost Men’s Fertility Antioxidant therapy had little effect on sperm quantity, quality, shape or motility.
Study: IVF Treatment to Improve Egg Quality May Not Aid Fertility The success of using mitochondria to 'reenergize' eggs is far from proven.
Anticipating Stress Can Undermine Our Cognitive Abilities Whether or not the stressful event ever occurs, worrying that it will inhibits working memory.
Researchers Develop World’s First ‘Artificial Ovary’ The innovation could help women who must undergo fertility-harming treatments like chemotherapy.
Why the World Feels Worse Than Ever, Even Though It’s Not A phenomenon known as prevalence induced concept change is throwing off your big-picture view.
Global Study Finds Most People’s Ideal Life Is a Happy Medium Across cultures, perfection is overrated.
Researchers Confirm Success of Blood Test That Can Diagnose Autism A repeat study was able to predict ASD with 88% accuracy in kids as young as 18 months.
Scientists Discover Biomarker for Long Term Learning Finding could inform new teaching methods that make information "stick."
