The numbers of petals painted on 8,000-year-old pottery showed a distinct numerical pattern.
Excessive scrolling through social media or viral videos can mess with your mental health — and possibly alter your brain’s development, studies show.
This checklist can help you assess and improve your experiences — and your mental health.
Two in every three kids aged 8 to 12 have already been on social media, and one-tenth have been bullied there. Some kids report other bad experiences too.
Kanzi would sometimes play with imaginary juice and grapes, just as humans might. The bonobo's ability challenges old ideas about how animals think.
The earlier kids get smartphones, the more likely they’ll get too little sleep, gain weight — and possibly develop depression, a new study suggests.
While we still don’t know much about how hypnosis works, it appears to help some people conquer pain, anxiety and other problems.
We’re surrounded by messages to persevere through all challenges. But science shows that knowing when — and how — to quit is important, too.
Aiming for something big? Break that big goal into smaller, manageable steps. Then narrow your focus. This will keep your eyes on the prize.
