When false claims are repeated, we start to believe they are true, suggests a new study

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Five unusual, evidence-based ways to get better at a new language

Children With An Older Brother Have Poorer Language Skills Than Those With A Big Sister

The human impact of having too few nurses

The average person’s reading speed is slower than commonly thought

Sensorimotor Mechanics of People with a Sixth Finger

Smoking not only affects physical health, but it also may lead to negative personality changes over time

Adults who played Pokémon extensively in childhood have a Pokémon-sensitive region in their visual cortex.