Psilocybin, LSD, and 2C-B all act on the same serotonin receptor, so they are often treated as a single drug class. But brain ...

Streaming digital jazz might do more than provide background noise. New research shows that algorithm-curated jazz playlists ...

Teenagers who overuse smartphones often struggle to manage their own learning later on. A new longitudinal study reveals that ...

Researchers expected awe to make people more open to diversity. Instead, in a study of nearly 3,200 adults, a short happy ...

During a deep, self-induced trance, practitioners say their bodies move on their own, their sense of time vanishes, and the boundary between self and world blurs. A small new study found these ...

Using genetic test results to guide antidepressant prescriptions did not improve depression symptoms after 3 months in a ...

A large study of children reveals that the supposed gender gap in risk-taking vanishes when economists account for cognitive ...

Americans evaluate major political events through a deeply polarized lens. A new study finds that intense dislike of political opponents and differing beliefs about what threatens democracy warp how ...

Women are often thought to compete through gossip and exclusion rather than fists. But an analysis of ethnographic records ...

The more disordered a person’s brain activity became during their first psilocybin trip, the more their well-being tended to ...

Spiritual doubts are linked to higher anxiety in college students, but a new study finds that cultivating patience for ...

Partnered people tend to be more satisfied with their lives than singles, but a study of more than 380,000 adults in Great ...