Author's articles: 2026-08-13 | AI-Designed Viruses Could Become a New Weapon Against Drug-Resistant Bacteria Virologists and computer scientists have used artificial intelligence to design entirely new viruse... 2026-08-13 | Venting to Your Partner Can Help or Hurt Your Relationship, Study Finds Repeatedly venting to a romantic partner about everyday problems can either strengthen or strain a ... 2026-08-13 | Living Near Gardens and Parks May Lower Type 2 Diabetes Risk Access to gardens and parks may play a meaningful role in lowering the risk of type 2 diabetes, acc... 2026-08-13 | Scientists Identify a Mindset Linked to Happier Singlehood Single adults who treat their relationship status as a chance for personal growth tend to feel happ... 2026-08-13 | Scientists Discover a Surprising Way the Adult Brain May Repair Itself The adult brain appears to have a greater capacity for self-repair than scientists once believed, a... 2026-08-09 | Scientists Found That Initial Romantic Attraction May Follow the Same Mental Rules as Everyday Decisions Initial romantic attraction may follow the same mental rules as everyday decisions, according to ne... 2026-08-09 | Scientists Found That Childhood Stress May Leave a Lasting Epigenetic 'Scar' in the Brain Childhood adversity is known to raise the risk of mental and physical illness in adulthood, but the... 2026-08-09 | A New Study Suggests Feeling Disadvantaged Can Make Relationships More Transactional Feeling disadvantaged in society does more than damage self-esteem. New research suggests that when... 2026-08-09 | Study Suggests Local Dating Markets May Influence Pregnancy and Newborn Health A growing body of research suggests that the balance of men and women in local dating markets does ... 2026-08-09 | An Enlarged Prostate May Be Benign, but It Can Still Significantly Affect Daily Life Prostate enlargement or benign prostatic hyperplasia is the most common disease that troubles elderl... 2026-08-09 | Proper Nasal Care May Help Reduce the Risk of Common Colds Common colds are inevitable—they are caused by various pathogens that are abundant in our environmen... 2026-08-09 | Scientists Found the Deadliest Malaria Parasite Is Accumulating Resistance to Multiple Drugs Malaria parasites are engaged in a relentless evolutionary arms race, rapidly adapting to survive t... 2026-08-08 | People With Hidden Narcissistic Traits May Find It Harder to Forgive, Study Suggests The research, titled “Associations between Implicit Antagonistic Narcissism and Forgiveness: Insigh... 2026-08-08 | Advances in the Treatment and Management of Hepatic Encephalopathy Introduction Hepatic encephalopathy (HE) is a neuropsychiatric syndrome that develops due to acute o... 2026-08-08 | Spices and Herbs May Help Reduce the Risk of Cardiovascular Disease Common risk factors for cardiovascular diseases (CVD) include high levels of low-density lipoprotein... 2026-08-08 | Large International Study Challenges the Idea That Opposites Attract A large international study published in the Journal of Research in Personality challenges the long... 2026-08-08 | Sexual Coercion and Attachment Styles Shape Relationship Satisfaction, Study Finds The study, titled “Sexual coercion and relationship satisfaction: Dyadic and individual contributio... 2026-08-08 | A THC-Based Medication Significantly Reduced PTSD Nightmares in a Large Clinical Trial THC-based medication may offer new hope for people with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) who s... ... 26
