Drinking Soda increases violence?
Recent US research indicates that teenagers who drink a lot of soda-containing water often have more violent actions than those who rarely use it.
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Recent US research indicates that teenagers who drink a lot of soda-containing water often have more violent actions than those who rarely use it.
Excessive game play can cause some changes in the brain, causing behavioral problems and concentration.
There are many myths about the health, personality and behavior of twins. How do physicians and psychologists explain these myths?
According to new research published in the journal Physiology & Behavior, scientists say flavanol in cocoa ingredients is very good for improving and enhancing visual an…
American scientists have discovered the gene that makes a gentle person become aggressive and aggressive after drinking alcohol.
Scientists discovered that a cluster of proteins plays a decisive role in the development of more than 130 brain diseases including autism.
Artificial light alters the behavior of humans and insects, thereby increasing the risk of infection.
The taste of celery is not so pleasant with the taste of many people. However, scientists have discovered that in celery ...
Scientists at the French National Center for Scientific Research found that injecting oxytocin into the body may help slow symptoms in people with autism.
Many people like to drink a mix of alcohol and drinks with caffeine content, but this is harmful.
New research by the University of Toronto and the University of California in San Diego shows that parents say honesty is the best behavior but they often lie to childre…
Pregnant women have a complete change compared to the time before pregnancy. So changing many habits and behaviors is necessary, to ensure the best development of the fe…
According to Purdur University research, frequent anxiety can lead to premature death, at least because these people tend to be more vulnerable to unhealthy behaviors su…
According to the latest research by scientists, queuing behavior is not only a polite expression, but also a human instinct, determined by genetic genes.
Psychological experts claim that blue street lights are able to effectively block suicidal thoughts and offenses.