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How People Change Their Love Lives According to Money

By Belinda Luscombe

Making Eye Contact With a Baby Changes Both Your Brain Waves, Study Says

By Belinda Luscombe

Here's How Mothers Around the World React When Their Babies Cry

By Belinda Luscombe

Kids Believe Gender Stereotypes by Age 10, Global Study Finds

By Belinda Luscombe
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Plastic Fibers Are Found in '83% of the World's Tap Water'

In the U.S., the rate of contamination is even higher

By Kevin Lui

How Puppy Photos Can Teach Your Brain to Love Your Partner More

Couples who looked at images of puppies, babies and pizza, interspersed with photos of their spouse for six minutes every three days reported being more happily married after six weeks.If you think this sounds preposterous...

By Belinda Luscombe

You May Live Longer With a Younger Doctor

The study found older doctors tended to have higher mortality rates

By Lisa Marie Segarra

Best Friends Can Boost Resilience During Tough Times

According to new research

By Amanda MacMillan / Real Simple

Fewer Young People Want Gender Equality at Home

More high school seniors want men to be 'the high achievers outside the home'

By Belinda Luscombe

Which Teens Are Most Likely to Smoke Pot? The Smart Ones

Brainy teens are more likely to drink and smoke pot than their less clever peers

By Kate Samuelson

Most Undocumented Immigrants Live in 20 Urban Areas

The majority of unauthorized immigrants in the U.S. are concentrated in just 20 major metropolitan areas, according to a new analysis based on government data.A report from Pew Research released Thursday found that 61% of...

By Charlotte Alter

‘Dripping.’ How Teens Are Starting to Use E-Cigarettes

The method is gaining popularity despite a possible increase in exposure to toxins

By Kate Samuelson

U.S. Babies Are More Social Than Other Kids

They're more impulsive and less cuddly, too

How to Tell if It's Porn or Anxiety That's Ruining Your Sex Life

As the UK moves to limit porn, a study delves into its effects

By Belinda Luscombe

Not Enough Women at Every Level of Corporate America, Study Finds

"This report is a reminder, yet again, of how much is left to do."

By Suyin Haynes

People More Likely to Divorce After They Start Watching Porn, Says Study

Especially if they're women

By Belinda Luscombe

Men Like to Mansplain Themselves, Study Finds

They can be their own source, thanks

By Megan Lasher

Americans are Becoming Shorter Compared to Other Nationalities

Dutch men and Latvian women are now the world's tallest

By Katie Reilly

Study: The Serious Environmental Potential of Car-Sharing

A new study of company Car2go found that for every shared car the company puts on the road, up to 11 are taken off

By Katy Steinmetz

Are Disney Princesses Hurting Your Daughter's Self-Esteem?

Snow White, Cinderella and the rest of the Disney Princess gang have some explaining to do.A new study from Brigham Young University found that engaging with Disney princess culture could make young children more susceptible...

By Kirsten Salyer
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