Feeling in control boosts stress management, study finds

Feeling in control can significantly boost your ability to manage daily stress, says a new study.

Familiar words sound louder, study finds

Familiar words seem louder than nonsense words at the same volume.

Simplistic thinking linked to rejecting democracy

Study finds strong link between simplistic thinking and rejecting democracy in 824 UK adults.

Scientists Prove Pianists Can Change Timbre Through Touch

Scientists have proven that pianists can change timbre through touch, offering new insights into piano performance.

Psilocybin eases pain, depression in mice

Psilocybin in mice: rewires brain circuits, eases pain and depression for up to two weeks.

Social status impacts stress responses

Feeling lower in social rank due to socioeconomic factors can heighten cardiovascular stress responses, a new study suggests.

Rogue planet consumes 6 billion tonnes per second

Rogue planet consumes 6B tonnes/sec, blurring line with stars.

Childhood violence linked to war support

Study finds childhood violence linked to rigid masculinity and war support later in life.

Emotions sway voters more than policy preferences.

New research shows emotions influence voting more than policy preferences.

Autism is not one condition, new study finds

Autism is not a single condition, shows a study based on genetic data from 45,000 people.