Eating a lot of fat reduces the sense of smell
Scientists from the University of Florida claim that eating a high-fat meal can reduce the sense of smell.
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Scientists from the University of Florida claim that eating a high-fat meal can reduce the sense of smell.
US scientists have discovered neurons that control both human desire to use force and sexuality.
Backed babies show their ability to tell who they are and who they are against each other.
Animal studies show that the behavior of an individual can be influenced by events that occurred in previous generations and passed down through a form of genetic memory.
Continuous use of Facebook and other social networking sites can result in temporary memory loss.
Instead of having to spend money to hire people to clean and polish their cars, an odd man in Taiwan, China has a hobby of cleaning up the cars of others.
Americans buy more light drinks (non-alcoholic soft drinks) - per capita - than people in any country.
A new study finds that children start to be competitive from the age of 4, when they seriously play a game to win.
A leading scholar said, researchers are developing therapeutic techniques for the
Statistics show that in the year of the United States, about 1,500 people had to go to the emergency department because they had just gone on the phone, which doubled co…
The risk of doing illegal and violent acts by children spending too much time watching television every day is much greater than other children.
After studying murderers, robbers and rape, a German neurologist declared bad thoughts and actions were all formed from a region in the brain.
US researchers say that helping people in a real way not only makes you happier, but also protects your health and prolongs your life, according to UPI news agency.
A study from the US showed that Parkinson's patients are not addicted to gambling, shopping or sex when not taking drugs to treat illness, according to Reuters.
According to experts, geneticists can find mutations in genes associated with mental illness that increase the risk of violence.