Special Reports
Years of Education May Impact Drinking Behavior and Risk of Alcohol Dependence
Higher educational attainment - spending more years in education - may impact people's drinking behavior and reduce their risk of alcohol dependence, according to a study published in Molecular Psychiatry.
Consumers: Online Restaurant Reviews are Not All Equal
Entrepreneurs: Get the Trademark to Succeed, Research Says
Workout for Back Pain Everyone Must Know
Egg-Freezing for Career Women with Family Dreams
Babies Understand Counting Years Earlier Than Believed
Young Universities in Asia are Strongly Represented in Rankings for High-quality Research Output
Herbs to Manage Estrogen Dominance can Stop Women Anxiety
By Staff Reporter
BYU Study Shows Overall Time on Social Media is Not Related to Teen Anxiety and Depression
By Staff Reporter
Rethinking the Role of Technology in the Classroom
By Staff Reporter
Study: Tradeoffs Between Commute Time, Safety
By Staff Reporter
Humpback Whale Population on the Rise After Near Miss with Extinction
By Staff Reporter
The Brain's Favorite Type of Music
By Staff Reporter
Yale Study Shows Class Bias in Hiring Based on Few Seconds of Speech
By Staff Reporter
Computer Science Classes Break Down Cultural Barriers, Study Shows
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