- January 14, 2016
- by marcos
In a classic study, researchers placed two rats in a cage. The first rat was able to do whatever he liked. He ate whenever he liked, he hopped on his rat treadmill to do a few laps whenever he was Read more
It’s been said many times and in many ways: When you change your attitude, you change your life. More and more evidence suggests that when we have a positive mindset, we reap both short and long-term benefits…. Read more
MIAMI (AP) — The population of Florida’s iconic manatees has recovered enough that the species no longer meets the definition of “endangered” under the Endangered Species Act, federal wildlife… Read more
An increasing number of college students are seeking help for mental health issues, at a rate outpacing the growth in enrollment by five-fold, a new report shows. Data collected at 139 college and university counseling… Read more
This article first appeared on QuietRev.com Just the other day, you avoided making eye contact with your chatty neighbor when you saw her unexpectedly at the grocery store. And you skipped the office holiday party… Read more
The fight over genetically modified food involves some pretty weighty issues: global food security, the pros and cons of corporate mass-scale agriculture, how society deals with risk management when a small group… Read more