Brain Regions Tied to Addictive Choices ID’d
October 31st, 2011
When individuals are battling addiction, they know better than to indulge, but cannot seem to stop from pulling the trigger.
Researchers have now pinpointed the exact locations in ...
When individuals are battling addiction, they know better than to indulge, but cannot seem to stop from pulling the trigger.
Researchers have now pinpointed the exact locations in ...
With the help of lucid dreamers -- people who become aware of their dreaming state and are able to alter their dreams -- scientists at the Max Planck ...
A new international study of 57 countries discovers that biased individual beliefs or sexism leads to gender inequality.
While the finding is not surprising, experts say ...
A new government report declares formal training in parenting strategies can improve behavior in preschool-age children at risk for developing attention deficit hyperactivity ...
Research from the University of Bristol in the UK suggests that the disruptive effects of cannabis on memory and cognition could be the result of ...
A specific region in the human genome may harbor genes that play a major role in the onset of depression, according to scientists at the Texas Biomedical ...
As earnings increase from low to middle income, fast food dining also increases, according to a new national study that weakens the popular idea that ...
Every 15 minutes, someone in the United States dies by suicide. But state by state, there is great variability in suicidal thoughts and behavior, according to a report released ...
Childhood is often a time of parties and fun, but as different personalities come into contact, kids can experience the pain of rejection. And a new study finds ...
New research suggests that for many, being reminded of the concept of God influences the way they carry out their life.
In the new study, investigators ...
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