Early Intervention Key to Shaping College Drinking Habits
January 31st, 2012
The first few weeks of college are a critical time in shaping students' drinking habits, according to researchers at Penn State, ...
The first few weeks of college are a critical time in shaping students' drinking habits, according to researchers at Penn State, ...
A mother’s affection during the early stages of a child’s life appears to help the development of an area of the brain involved in ...
A new study suggests lifelong musical experiences can retard certain aspects of the aging process. Specifically, Northwestern University scientists discovered a ...
Apparently, having some mileage on the body and soul buffers one from the pain of a breakup, as a new Michigan State University ...
A popular country and western song laments middle age, although the narrator is "glad he quit the hard drugs." Now a new study ...
The eyes tell the story – or more precisely, the size of a person’s pupils may be a way to measure someone’s interest in ...
It is not just in marketing and politics that perception is deemed more important than reality. Our perception of an illness when sick may well play ...
Although the literature suggests people have a hard time predicting emotions, a new study finds that maybe we are not as bad as previously ...
When children with autism 'mentally talk things through,' they have an easier time unraveling complex everyday tasks, which may lead to more flexible thinking ...
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