Researchers at the University of Southern California aimed to establish how and why our brain reacts to music. Read More
A recent study claims that dozens of white supremacist groups are still using Facebook as a safe haven to spread extremist content. Read More
A new paper by Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute asserts, while artificial intelligence may be beneficial for businesses in sectors such as healthcare, web programming, and industrial engineering, some establishments may not thrive similarly. Read More
The study was authored by Bu Zhong, Yakun Huang, and Qian Liu. Read More
An excessive preoccupation with editing self-portraits on social media could have negative consequences for mood and body image among women, new research suggests. Read More
Better health behaviors led to improved mental health during exposure to pandemic-related stressors, study finds. Read More
The findings support the need for more robust fact-checking within social networking sites. Read More
The findings appeared in the Journal of Medical Internet Research. Read More
As many as 78 percent of young internet users in late adolescence had been frequent consumers of pornographic content, study found. Read More
Smartphone breath alcohol testing devices may not be entirely accurate and their effectiveness varies, study finds. Read More
The study, as published in the peer-reviewed journal Mass Communication and Society, examined data comprised of more than 600 participants identified as frequent consumers of soft drinks. Read More
Excessive screen time may begin as early as infancy, with higher rates among first-time mothers, new research suggests. Read More
