Mice provide many important clues to the obsessive-compulsive disorder
The mice born without key brain proteins were like being forced to rub their faces until they bleed and were afraid to dare to get out of the corner. When offered an alt…
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The mice born without key brain proteins were like being forced to rub their faces until they bleed and were afraid to dare to get out of the corner. When offered an alt…
To create a sense of peace of mind, Jack is dressed in a specially designed jacket that feels like he is being caressed and cuddled.
The bird's black eyes have frightened many people at first sight.
There are 19 pictures of human eyes - windows of the soul, which clearly show fatigue, hatred or despair.
The photos below will help you better understand the desperate struggle of Ebola infected patients.
American experts have issued a warning about syphilis - the once-obsessive sexual disease, then well controlled - now comes back.
Why is the name of the world famous singer set for a psychological syndrome? Turns out, the story behind that made many people extremely sympathetic.
29-year-old Rose Bretecher (England) suffers from a rare disease that keeps her obsessed with sex for the past decade.
Psychological illnesses are the most terrible diseases. They torment people day after day, while not receiving proper recognition from society.
The fear of clown or Coulrophobia is said to originate from the feeling of danger, not trusting when seeing fake smiles on the face of thick makeup of clown characters.
Is it because of weak nerves or some other reason that some of us see blood when we see blood?
Many people do not know that many habits are slowly killing the brain and gradually reducing their IQ. So what are those bad habits?
In modern life, also try to clean everything as clean as possible, even with a person who is extremely clean. Even though the habit of being too clean is not necessarily…
According to experts, this petty theft is a strange psychological disease.
Seeing a person scratching or yawning, you also want to follow. Researchers believe that the transmission of this behavior is caused by psychological sensations