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Your preferences between coffee and tea may be tied to genetic factors. A scientific study is exploring the connection between bitter taste perception and our beverage choices.

Researchers from Columbia University have discovered the brain regions that manage the feeling of curiosity through fMRI scans. This discovery could offer new methods in treating psychological disorders.

Nomophobia, known as the fear of not being able to live without a mobile phone, is becoming increasingly common, especially among young people. What are the symptoms and treatment methods of this condition?

The cause of your physical pains may not be tangible. How are your suppressed emotions affecting your body? Here is the scientific explanation.

Scientists have developed a camera that can capture the chaotic movements of atoms at the speed of one trillionth of a second. This camera can also visualize dynamic irregularities.

In the United Kingdom, a medical intervention involved implanting a special device into the skull of a child with epilepsy. This method is a first of its kind globally.

Dreams are not just peculiar stories but also reflections of our brain functions, emotional processes, and creativity.

Why do we freeze instead of fight or flee during dangerous moments? Science explains this evolutionary defense mechanism.

Snakes sometimes eat their own tails; various theories behind this behavior are related to stress and metabolism rate.

Various factors such as blood types, chemicals, and physical activities influence the biting preferences of mosquitoes.