You can count every single calorie and load your plate with fresh greens, but eating at the wrong time might be quietly sabotaging your hard work. You hit the gym, drink plenty…
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Your Brain May Show More Empathy for Attractive People, Even When You Know They Did Something Wrong, Study Finds
A new EEG study suggests that even when people are told someone has committed a crime, appearance can still influence how much compassion they feel. We like to think we judge people…
Can cells stay alive after the body dies? New research reveals what survives
Death ends the body’s ability to function as a whole, but it does not kill every cell at the same instant. Research has shown that some human cells remain viable for hours…
How long can organs survive after death? The answer is helping doctors save more lives
A person’s death does not mean every organ instantly becomes unusable. Hearts, lungs, kidneys and livers can remain viable for transplantation for hours, provided doctors recover and preserve them quickly. New technologies…
What If Carbs Aren’t the Aging Enemy We Thought They Were? New Study Has an Answer
Carbs have spent years on the sidelines of healthy aging. They have been blamed for weight gain, metabolic problems, and the idea that the body works better when it runs on less….
Do dying people know the end is near? This is what science has discovered
People who work around death often describe an unsettling phenomenon: some dying patients seem to know the end is approaching before anyone explicitly tells them. They may start saying goodbye, giving instructions,…
You have questions about death? Here’s what science can actually answer
Death raises questions that science can answer surprisingly well—and others it still cannot touch. Researchers can study what happens to the brain, senses, breathing, circulation and cells as a person dies. They…
Are we getting closer to bringing people back after death? Inside the science of resuscitation
For most of history, a heart that stopped beating marked the practical end of life. Modern medicine has changed that. CPR can keep blood moving, defibrillators can restart certain heart rhythms, machines…
Childhood Trauma Doesn’t End at 18. New Study Shows Why Age 19 May Be a Critical Turning Point
A person can leave childhood behind without leaving its effects behind. New research suggests that by the time many young people are just beginning adulthood, the experiences they faced years earlier may…
When Pain Hits, Many People Reach For A Pill. A New Study Suggests This May Be Worth Trying Too
When pain becomes difficult to ignore, many people ask the same question: What can I take to make it stop? For decades, medication has been one of the most familiar tools for…