Researchers Shocked at ‘Pain Gap’ Between Rich and Poor
Developing countries can work to close the pain gap.
One Method for Controlling Emotions, Stress
Talking to yourself in the third-person is like giving yourself advice.
The Benefits of Baby Talk
Mothers shared similar changes in timbre when speaking to babies.
How Powerful Personal Experiences Changed Opinions
People change their opinions when something affects them personally.
Three Out of Four Children Experience Violence
Violence is a learned behavior.
Paw Paws, a Forgotten American Fruit, Become Popular Again
The paw paw, an American fruit found throughout eastern United States.
New WHO Study Finds Sharp Increase in Child Obesity
The United States had the highest obesity rates in countries where wages are higher.
Study Finds Beliefs About Boy and Girl Differences Start at Early Age
Children internalize the belief that boys are strong and independent and girls are weak and dependent.
WHO: Too Many People Dying from Non-Communicable Diseases
Almost 40 million people die every year from preventable causes.