Posted inSecond Opinion Musicians and audiences ‘sync’ their brain activity during performances, study finds by Susan Perry 03/25/202002/06/2024
Posted inSecond Opinion Hooked on vitamins, ticks rising: a health news roundup by Susan Perry 04/27/201804/27/2018
Posted inSecond Opinion Friends look at the world in similar ways, brain-scan study suggests by Susan Perry 02/01/201802/01/2018
Posted inSecond Opinion Latest findings on Parkinson’s disease and caffeine offer an important lesson on how science works by Susan Perry 10/03/201710/03/2017
Posted inSecond Opinion Musical training may boost reaction times, study suggests by Susan Perry 01/25/201701/25/2017
Posted inSecond Opinion ‘Never go to bed angry’: New study explains why the adage may be good advice by Susan Perry 12/01/201612/01/2016
Posted inSecond Opinion Why some songs become ‘earworms’ and get stuck in our heads by Susan Perry 11/09/201611/09/2016
Posted inSecond Opinion Small, self-serving lies tend to escalate into bigger ones as time goes by, study finds by Susan Perry 10/25/201610/25/2016
Posted inSecond Opinion Why you wake up tired after sleeping somewhere new by Susan Perry 04/22/201604/22/2016
Posted inSecond Opinion Lumosity fined $2 million for deceiving customers about its ‘brain training’ programs by Susan Perry 01/07/201601/07/2016
Posted inSecond Opinion Study on ‘bah humbug syndrome’ offers cautionary tale by Susan Perry 12/18/201512/21/2015
Posted inSecond Opinion Oxytocin acts as a ‘love hormone’? Nah. The science reveals a much subtler effect on human behavior by Susan Perry 11/17/201511/17/2015
Posted inSecond Opinion Secular children show more altruism than religious ones, study finds by Susan Perry 11/09/201511/09/2015
Posted inSecond Opinion Football programs at public schools should end, say two U of M professors by Susan Perry 11/02/201511/02/2015
Posted inSecond Opinion Does reading literary fiction really make us ‘smarter and nicer’? by Susan Perry 09/11/201509/11/2015
Posted inSecond Opinion What it’s like to live with face blindness by Susan Perry 07/15/201507/15/2015
Posted inSecond Opinion Concussion risk is higher at practices than at games for high school and college football players, study finds by Susan Perry 05/05/201505/05/2015
Posted inSecond Opinion What science says about beliefs — and why we cling to them by Susan Perry 04/03/201504/03/2015
Posted inSecond Opinion Why some people struggle to distinguish left from right — and why it matters by Susan Perry 03/31/201503/31/2015
Posted inSecond Opinion Awareness of football’s concussion dangers goes back 100 years by Susan Perry 02/02/201502/02/2015