Yes, you have a type. But where does it come from?
What your exes have in common
What does that sentence say?
Adult learners of a second language can process grammar much like a native, study shows.
Stressed out by the news? Nature videos will make you happier
Being out in the wild is good for you. Turns out, watching the wild is, too.
UC San Diego scientists find potential genetic basis for anorexia
Cellular model composed of stem cells from teens with eating disorders reveals a novel gene.
Trans and gender-fluid teens left with few ‘safe harbors’
New research finds they face up to three times more abuse at school and at home than their gender-conforming peers.
This is your brain on love
On Valentine's Day, we asked the experts how biology and psychology affect love, relationships and sex.
Study: Infants recognize surprise in others before age 2
New research shows children's understanding begins in half the time previously thought.
Pride — virtue or vice?
Researchers explain why this emotion may have earned a bad rap.
Drug shows promise for treating alcoholism
An anti-inflammatory medication appears to reduce cravings and improve mood.
Analyzing brain patterns may help neuroscientists reduce fear
UCLA-led research offers promise for treating anxiety, eating disorders.
Science says the gift you should give is..
A professor finds out what kind of present will make the recipient feel more connected to you.
Pessimists — You aren’t alone in feeling down
New study shows even optimists get the blues.