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It is suggested by some experts that daily showering is influenced more by a “social contract” than by genuine necessity.

Research identified a brain mechanism through which cocaine and morphine disrupt natural reward processing systems.

Research highlights the ideal frequency of physical activity required to achieve significant health benefits.

The effects of tv viewing on skin tone preferences has been observed in rural Nicaragua. TV encouraged a preference for lighter-skinned faces.

Building muscle has been linked to benefits that extend beyond physical health, potentially offering protection against depression

Awe-inspiring cosmic events increase social connections and profoundly influence psychological well-being.

A neuroimaging study has revealed a connection between gut microbiota composition and brain function changes.

Alcohol holds a deeply ingrained place in our culture and traditions. This status creates false beliefs about its safety.

Music’s ability to uplift moods, encourage physical activity, or promote relaxation has potential in medical treatments.

The study provides insight of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) on hoarding disorder by examining its impact on brain activity.

Researchers have long suggested that a Mediterranean diet increases life expectancy but is it really that good?

Study reveals that the tongue reacts to ammonium chloride via the same protein receptor responsible for signaling sour taste.

Findings in Folia Parasitologica highlight connection between certain infections, and personality traits, independent of overall health.

Which approaches is most effective for weight loss? Is there a difference at all when it comes to cardiovascular risk factors or diabetes?

In 2021, global centenarians numbered approximately 573,000, with United Nations estimates projecting a sharp increase to 3.7 million by 2050.