Misleading the Public: Trump Spread Pseudoscience about Tylenol and Autism
Recently, Trump, the US President, shared publicly that pregnant women should not take Tylenol, a painkiller. According to him, this everyday medicine causes
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Neural Differences Between Guilt and Shame: How These Emotions Shape Behaviour
Guilt and shame are powerful emotions that influence how people think, feel and behave in social situations. Although these emotions are often used
Life Style
Why Festivals Feel Different When You’re Away From Home
Do you remember how you celebrated Diwali in childhood – when morning begin with smell of delicious food and sweets, with your father
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Surprising Research: Motherhood Unlocking New Behaviour for Survival
Aggression neurons have been discovered to activate in female mice during the phase of motherhood, as per a recent research study. Though the
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Longdaysin and the Biological Clock: How Internal Timekeeping Can Be Adjusted
The study focuses on how a compound called longdaysin can change the internal biological clock that governs circadian rhythms, the roughly 24-hour cycle
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Why Kids Struggle With Capitalisation: Insights From New Child Development Research
A recent research conducted on English-speaking children reveals that even after passing early grades, they struggle with capitalisation skills. Overall, two studies found
Education
The Importance of Life Skills Education in Schools
Education is what remains after one has forgotten what they learned in school, by Albert Einstein. It is a lifelong process that starts with
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The Psychology of Influence: How Podcasts Can Misguide Listeners
Consider listening to a podcast while doing household chores or driving your car on the way to the office. A guest invited on
Industrial
Why Sensory Sensitivity Matters in Workplace Design for Autistic Individuals
Sensory-processing sensitivity is a characteristic that shows how people differ in their responses to various environments. These environments can include a broad range
Industrial
Creating Workplaces Where Everyone Can Breathe: AI, Assistive Technology, and Inclusive Design
Maya had suffered from partial blindness since she was 15. The disability was the result of an accident and has constantly been a