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Does awe lead to greater interest in science?

The mediation model shows the indirect effects across all four studies. In all studies, exposure to feeling awe lead to

The Zika virus epidemic of 2015 resulted in thousands of Brazilian babies being born with severe brain defects after the

Lavender works its relaxing magic all around us: from garden borders to bath bombs to fabric softener. But why not

Grieving woman, 37, allowed medical students to discuss ultrasound scans of her dead baby in front of her and endured

The National Geographic cover story is a deep look into sleep and its effect on our well-being. The magazine’s editors

Aeronautical engineers, medics, and bioengineers at Imperial have teamed up to predict and improve results in dialysis patients. Their new

In theory, color-adjusting makeup sounds pretty darn cool, not to mention convenient. A foundation or tinted moisturizer that miraculously matches

Would YOU get the flu for science? 10 volunteers will be given the deadly H3N2 strain this summer in a

A recent study has shown that getting over a breakup could be as simple as harnessing one brain trick: the

If you’ve ever felt self-conscious of having a curvy figure, we have yet another reason for you to embrace your