Could Yoga Delay Cognitive Decline?
Veteran practitioners had increased thickness in a brain region linked to language and memory.
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Twitter and WikiLeaks Greatly Helped Trump
New research finds Hillary Clinton faced far more criticism on social media than her opponent during the campaign's final two months.
Recycling Won’t Cut It
Timid textbooks and government guidelines largely fail to discuss the most effective ways individuals can fight climate change.
Can Smoking During Pregnancy Create a Socially Deviant Kid?
New research suggests tobacco exposure in the womb elevates one's risk of later antisocial behavior.
Are Humans Altruistic, or Selfish? Context Is Key
New research suggests we will forgo benefits to help others, but are much less willing to suffer harm.
The Belief That Drives Support for Public Education
Do you think almost everyone has the potential to excel?
The Kids Are All Right, But Their Parents Are Out of Control
Extramarital sex has increased greatly for Americans in their 50s and 60s.
Middle School Ethnic Diversity Benefits All Students
New research finds students at schools lacking a dominant ethnic group feel safer and less lonely.
Inequality Is Bad for Your Health
People who feel they are treated unfairly have physiological markers of elevated stress.
Climate Change in America Will Help the North but Slam the South
Overall, climate change's small gains won't be enough to offset its harms.