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A new study found that dogs experience "inattentional blindness" similar to humans, when they are highly fixated on a task.

Anger suppression is important in our daily life, as its failure can sometimes lead to the breaking down of relationships in families. Thus, effective strategies to suppress or neutralise anger have been examined. This study shows that physical disposal of a piece of paper containing one’s written thoughts on the cause of a provocative event neutralises anger, while holding the paper did not. In this study, participants wrote brief opinions about social problems and received a handwritten,...

In a significant step towards addressing the educational needs of children affected by war, researchers from Monash University are developing a pioneering model of trauma-informed practice for online education.Specialists from The Turner Institute fo

This story is part one of a series. It explores the impact fentanyl poisoning, opiates and more have on Missouri metropolitan areas including the city and county.

An extra hour of sleep doesn’t mean anything unless it’s the right kind. Here’s how to get restorative deep sleep that makes a difference. There was a time...

There was a time when I would celebrate the clocks going forward combined with a bank holiday Monday lie-in. I would make sure my alarm was off the night before and sleep as much as possible the next morning expecting to feel well-rested. I wouldn’t make plans until midday the next day, and instead stay under the covers until I felt energised enough to get up.

An extra hour of sleep doesn’t mean anything, unless it’s the right kind. Here’s how to get restorative, deep sleep that makes a difference

Online study will explore the extent and impact of alcohol use in the screen industry.

The Schizophrenia International Research Society (SIRS) has announced Professor Dame Til Wykes as winner of the Lifetime Achievement Award and Emeritus Professor Thomas Jamieson-Craig (Tom Craig) as winner of the President’s Award.Professor Dame Til

Researchers have developed blood test that can detect when someone has not slept for 24 hours with high accuracy.