Bahar Gholipour

Researchers drew up a list of the "people foods" that are the most common culprits in pet poisonings worldwide.

In a new look at a previous study that had to end early because of disappointing results, researchers find that selenium and vitamin E supplements may almost double men's risk of prostate cancer.

Could a seemingly innocent sound like someone chewing potato chips shoot up your heart rate and send your brain into a frenzy as if you were caught in a life-and-death situation?

Can Myers-Briggs Predict Your Personality?

Sleep learning, the way people commonly think of it, is almost certainly impossible. But researchers are discovering types of learning that occur during sleep, with exciting applications.

Stare into a baby's eyes, and you might notice something odd: Babies rarely blink.

What are lectins, and should you really cut them from your diet?

Are kids becoming addicted to the world's most popular video game?

In waking life, such a case of quickly forgetting recent experiences would surely land you in a doctor's office. With dreams, however, forgetting is normal. Why?

Good news for weekend snoozers.

A curious brain connection may explain why some people are more control-averse than others.

An artificial retina made of organic ink and gold may be able to restore vision someday, a new study suggests.

Schizophrenia may have a special fingerprint in the brain, even before its symptoms fully emerge.

Stoners may not be as forgetful and absent-minded as the stereotype suggests.

What would LSD feel like if you couldn't see?

Access to medical marijuana may have cut patients' need for this other drug.

What happens in our brains when we rely on GPS devices to help us navigate?