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Is the world experiencing unprecedented seismic activity? Studies provide answers. - Studies and Research
Why have earthquakes increased recently? Is there cause for concern?
Study: Does engaging more in conversation with strangers make you more popular?
duration: 08:50
Study: Does engaging more in conversation with strangers make you more popular?
Like humans, why do birds' friendships diminish with age?
duration: 08:44
Do birds become more selective with age? A study reveals the secret behind their shrinking friendships.
Spraying perfume on the neck… a daily habit or a health risk?
duration: 08:42
Does perfume harm the skin? And what is the truth behind the circulating warnings?
Study links peace of mind to more positive dreams
duration: 10:08
Study: Peace of mind may even change your dream world
Study: What will happen to your body if you hug a tree?
duration: 09:58
Why do we feel relaxed when we're in nature? Studies provide answers.
Study: Russian scientists: Human lifespan cannot exceed 194 years
duration: 08:28
Study: Russian scientists: Human lifespan cannot exceed 194 years
The hormone oxytocin rises during gossip... but why?
duration: 10:34
Study reveals hormonal response to gossip
Is talking too much a sign of confidence... or an attempt to prove oneself? Psychology answers.
duration: 09:36
Is talking too much a sign of confidence... or an attempt to prove oneself? Psychology answers.
Doctors warn: Eye color change may threaten eyesight
duration: 09:30
Eye experts: Don't let cosmetic enhancements come at the expense of your eyesight.
"She almost died of happiness"... when excessive happiness becomes a rare medical condition
duration: 09:07
Can happiness harm you? The story of the "happy heart" that baffled doctors.
Study: Expert: The brain is the fattiest organ in the body, up to 60%.
duration: 07:59
Study: Expert: The brain is the fattiest organ in the body, up to 60%.
Digital dementia: Are smartphones weakening our memory?
duration: 09:14
Digital dementia: Between scientific fact and growing fears
