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Stress May Increase Desire for Reward but Not Pleasure
New research suggests that feeling stressed may prompt you to go to great lengths to satisfy an urge for a drink or sweets, but you're not likely to enjoy the indulgence any more than someone who is not stressed and has the same treat just for pleasure.
High-Fat Diet, Obesity During Pregnancy May Harm Stem Cells in Developing Fetus
By J BaulkmanYoung Smokers Are More Likely to Use Cocaine, Ecstasy
By J BaulkmanMarijuana Use Could Be Avoided By Activating Natural 'High'
By J BaulkmanPremature Deaths More Likely to Occur In Neighborhoods With A Lot of Check-Cashing Places, Liquor Stores
By J BaulkmanStudying Music Could Improve Kids' Brains
By J BaulkmanStrong Neighborhood Ties May Help Reduce Gun Violence
By J BaulkmanShane Montgomery Search Update: Police Find Keys Confirmed to Belong to Missing WCU Student
By Russell WesterholmMany Overweight Teens Lose Weight for Right Reasons, Not to Impress Peers
By J Baulkman
