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Here's What Your Friends' Brains Look Like When They Think Of You
Have you ever wondered what your friends think of you?
No, Boys Aren't Better At Math & Now Brain Scans Can Prove It
It's time to challenge our own assumptions.
Your Moscow Mule Can Now Help Fight Climate Change
Drinking responsibly just took on a whole new meaning.
Do Indoor Plants Actually Improve Air Quality? Scientists Weigh In
Plant enthusiasts, proceed with caution.
Should A 'Sleep Class' Be Part Of Every High School Curriculum?
New study, published in the Journal of Sleep Research, shows that a sleep class for teenagers leads to better sleep outcomes after one year.
Want To Learn Fast? Psychologists Say You Need To Fail 15% Of The Time
Failure is part of the journey.
Childhood Trauma Can Damage Our Health As Adults, New Report Finds
A new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report shows that childhood trauma damages our health as adults.
Here's Why Only Children Are More Likely To Be Obese, New Study Finds
Could having a sibling reduce your risk of obesity?
New Research Finds A Way To Predict How Well You'll Age
The answers to healthy aging may lie in our blood.
Could This Type Of Light Therapy Be The Future Of Diabetes Treatment?
New study published in ACS Synthetic Biology shows blue light could be the future of diabetes treatment.
This Is How Much Exercise You Need To Offset Seasonal Depression
A new study shows you can lower your odds of getting hit with a depressive episode.
A Sleepless Night Can Raise Your Anxiety Levels By 30%, Study Finds
Time to hit snooze!
Scientists Find A Link Between The Lymphatic System & Hair Regrowth
Just another area that the lymphatic system has a role to play in.
New Study Finds Deep Sleep Washes Your Brain & May Prevent Alzheimer's
It's time to get some shut-eye.
High-Intensity Exercise Can Boost Memory By 30%, New Study Finds
A workout that can last as little as 5 minutes and can boost memory function? Sign me up.
This YouTube Star Started An $8 Million Tree-Planting Campaign In Less Than A Week
Needless to say, we're giddy over here at mbg.
Gut Health May Not Be A One-Size-Fits-All Approach, New Study Finds
Our microbiomes may be even more complicated than we thought.
Couples With These 3 Qualities Are Better Equipped For Nonmonogamy
In case you're curious...
The Early Retirement– Alzheimer's Link You Need To Know About, Per New Study
New study establishes a connection between early retirement and decreased cognitive function, including memory recall.
