Special Reports
How The Brain Decides to Punish or Not
Meta analysis identifies areas responsible for punishment decisions. Oksana Zinchenko, Research Fellow at the Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, HSE University, has conducted meta-analysis of 17 articles to find out which areas of the brain are involved decision-making for rendering social punishment.
New Study Confirms American Children And Teens are Consuming Significantly Less Sugary Drink
Full Body Detox: Drinking Tea Everyday will Take Toxins Away
Lack of Sleep May Explain Why Poor People Get More Heart Disease
Music is Universal
Human Songs Share Universal Patterns Across World's Cultures
Experts Say Dust From Feather Beddings and Other Allergens May Cause Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis
Skipping Breakfast Linked to Lower GCSE Grades
By Staff Reporter
Palm Oil Might Be the Main Culprit in Death of Orangutans
By Staff Reporter
Here are the Most Recommended Ways to Control Stress and Panic Attacks [For Everyone]
By Staff Reporter
Man Dies After Eating 41 Eggs to Win a Bet Against a Friend
By Staff Reporter
Climate Change Increases Global Wind Speeds, Favorable For Wind Energy Industry
By Staff Reporter
Daily Cannabis Use Lowers Odds of Using Illicit Opioids Among People Who Have Chronic Pain
By Staff Reporter
Brain Scans Reveal How the Human Brain Compensates When One Hemisphere is Removed
By Staff Reporter
Research Reveals No Link Between Statins and Memory Loss
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