Animal welfare science is shifting from solely reducing suffering to measuring positive emotions like joy and pleasure. Research indicates ...

During World War II, physicist Richard Feynman famously cracked safes at a secret atomic bomb project. His actions stemmed from pure curios...

Dopamine anchoring, a neuroscience-based technique, is gaining popularity for boosting productivity and mental well-being. It involves pair...

In an old video graphed lecture, Dr. Robert Lustig distinguishes between pleasure and happiness, highlighting how society often confuses th...

The co-founders, both in their early 40s, estimate that the app could save teachers hundreds of hours a year spent marking, freeing up more...

The concept of giving back holds a significant place in moral philosophy and societal norms, demonstrating altruism through philanthropy an...

At its core, serving food is an undiluted act of love and hospitality. Whether it's a home-cooked meal passed around a family table, or a g...

Despite efforts to block porn sites, children in India are exposed to adult content from as young as 13 years old. Experts say children fac...

Titled "Impact of Glutathione (GSH) Supplementation in Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) Patients: A Randomized Control Trial", the study is ...

After a motorbike accident 12 years ago, the Gert-Jan-Oskam resigned himself to a life of paralysis.

Now scientists have evidence that a group of neurons in a bow-shaped portion of the brain become hyperactive after chronic exposure to stre...

Desire is a product of the will but the converse is also true: will is a product of desire.

Ask people and they will tell you their principal aim is to be happy. Even countries have embraced the idea. The US constitution makes the ...

Eating sugar was never considered as dangerous as drinking alcohol or smoking, but some psychologists have begun to re-think.

Chinese scientists have claimed to have developed a new protein which can act like a switch to turn off and on cocaine addition.

If you are too sensitive to the emotionally relevant things in the world, it could just be in your genes, a new research has found.

This happened when the world wasn’t wired; when e-mail meant elephant mail; when logs written in long hand were yet to turn into blogs. Tha...