The Physical Cost of Earning Less than Your Wife
New research from Denmark finds men who fall behind their wives in earning power are far more likely to use erectile dysfunction drugs.
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Positive Intentions, Joyful Music Key to Happiness
New research finds trying to become happy can work, if it's paired with listening to uplifting music.
Beer: The Best Medicine
A new study that unlocks the secrets of beer's taste also tells us something about its health benefits.
Need Help? Ask a Virtual Superman
New research finds people who flew in virtual reality were more eager to help later.
The Practical Effect of Making Arts Education a National Priority
New research finds 1994 legislation that included the arts as a core subject in American schools made a difference in many places.
Your Preteen Hip-Hop Fan May Be Headed for Trouble
New research from the Netherlands suggests a youngster's music preference can predict whether he or she will be a shoplifter or vandal four years later.
Playing Music May Lower Blood Pressure
New research from the Netherlands finds neurocardial differences between young musicians and their non-musical peers.
Chick Lit May Be Hazardous to Your Self-Esteem
New research suggests novels in which characters agonize about their bodies lead female readers to worry about their own weight.
Anger is a Valuable Negotiation Tool—If It’s Real
New research suggests fake displays of pique are a very bad negotiating strategy.