Scientists have discovered a phenomenon called "Midnight Mind," where brain function shifts after dark, increasing our focus on negative emotions and risky behaviors. These findings suggest that our brains may not be designed to function optimally during the late-night hours.
As cold and flu season hits, a common question arises: Why do some people get sick all the time, while others never seem to catch anything?
Smoking's harmful effects go far beyond the lungs and extend beyond a person's lifetime.
If, like millions of people, you suffer from back pain, a recent study has identified the best way to relieve it. The good news? It's accessible to everyone and completely free!
Facebook feeds are often filled with surprising, attention-grabbing images, but some of these photos, known as "boomer traps," are AI-generated and aimed at scamming seniors. These posts are causing a lot of trouble.
Certain hobbies can improve your physical and mental health. Here are six hobbies proven by science to improve your overall well-being and happiness.
A new instant messenger is about to hit our smartphones: Daze! With its focus on creativity, interactivity, and AI-powered features, it's already generating buzz among Gen Z.
Whether you believe in a bright future or not is a choice. Science hasn't made up its mind yet, but several studies show that optimists live longer and happier lives in general.
The Great Gorge of Alaska is completely filled with ice. Scientists have finally measured its depth. How did they do it?
While QR codes are convenient, they can also hide significant dangers. Many scammers now use them to trick people. Don't get caught out!
It's easy to forget important events like a work deadline or an anniversary, but understanding how memory works can help.
Taking control of your spending doesn't have to be complicated or require special skills. Think of it like taking medicine—when you use cough syrup, you don't just guess how much to pour. Instead, you use the exact amount in the provided measuring spoon. The same should apply to your money: you should only spend what fits within your "budgeting container," ensuring you're not overspending.
Here's a scientist-approved way to ease a hangover.
The American startup Personifi AI has unveiled the Shazam Talking Collar, claiming it allows pet owners to interact with their furry friends.
Soft drinks are popular, but consuming too much can significantly harm the body. A study has revealed how many soft drinks become problematic.
You've probably heard that "120 over 80" is the perfect blood pressure. But is it really ideal for everyone? A cardiologist explains why it might not be.
Every keyboard has a key that many users consider pointless—the Insert (Ins) key. With over 100 keys on a typical keyboard, some go unused, leading to confusion about their actual function. Among these, the Insert key is often misunderstood.
Understanding ADHD is key to supporting those who live with it. What may appear as disorganization or impulsiveness is actually rooted in the way the brain functions differently.
When we think about European countries that use the most pesticides, Spain often comes to mind. However, the reality is more complex and startling.
Almost all TV remote controls have red, green, yellow, and blue buttons. However, most people are unaware of what these four colored buttons do.