Kids Understand Benefits of Positive Thinking
December 23rd, 2011
A new study suggests children understand that positive thinking can help an individual feel better.
Such a finding could power parents to model ...
A new study suggests children understand that positive thinking can help an individual feel better.
Such a finding could power parents to model ...
In a finding that could gladden many parents of teens, a new study finds that teens who more openly express their own viewpoints are ...
Researchers have documented that that listening to music can be effective for reducing pain in high-anxiety persons. Investigators discovered music can be used as a distraction ...
Researchers at Georgetown University Medical Center have found that acupuncture reduces the levels of a protein-like substance in rats linked to chronic stress.
If replicated in humans, ...
Ethnicity still appears to influence the diagnosis and treatment of depression, as a Rutgers University study finds that African-Americans are significantly less likely to receive a depression diagnosis ...
Experts now believe a specific abnormality in the processing of auditory signals accounts for the main symptoms of the reading disorder dyslexia. The finding fits ...
While Twitter may seem to be a revolutionary communication channel, a new study suggests common media attention and traditional social networks have been instrumental for the social ...
Emerging research looks at how the hormonal tsunami associated with pregnancy affects a woman’s brain.
Scientists have a good understanding of a pregnant mother’s ...
Getting drunk increases aggression in people who have one particular personality trait: the inability to consider the future consequences of current behavior, according to new ...
Pregnant women who smoke cigarettes, use alcohol or take drugs increase the risk of medical complications for the baby and mother. That's well-established ...
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