Chronic pain is caused by emotion
According to scientists, the emotional state of the brain can explain why different individuals do not have the same reaction to similar lesions. Some people recover com…
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According to scientists, the emotional state of the brain can explain why different individuals do not have the same reaction to similar lesions. Some people recover com…
A new study shows that early risers are generally happier than those who work at night. According to Live Science, researchers from the University of Toronto conducted a…
While ordinary people can express all expressive gestures to express their emotions, then Lucy Pratt, a 25-year-old British girl, only needs a shrug to talk to while tal…
Those who have difficulty managing emotions, are easily irritated can find solutions by a simple exercise method that scientists have discovered below.
Children living with depression have a higher risk of behavioral and emotional disorders, according to research by New York University (USA) scientists.
Those who once experienced passionate love believed that, without these emotions, they could not live to this day.
Strong emotions made by love prevent physical pain in the same manner as painkillers and drugs.
People with dementia are serious even though they cannot remember what they have seen, but the sense of sadness can be preserved for a long time.
Epidemiologists in the UK insist that people who are prone to getting bored will have a low life expectancy.
From a seemingly simple experiment, sociochemist Denise Chen has discovered that the sense of smell and emotion comes from a region of the brain ...
People have a lot of strategies to create big muscles and healthy skeletons. But how to create a big brain?
Worldwide, up to 13% of women suffer from postpartum depression, which has a marked effect on the quality of life as well as the ability of the mother to take care of he…
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…
No one can claim that laughing is the best medicine, but it certainly works.