Melinda Wenner

People engage in sexual activities while they’re sleeping, according to a new study.

The surprisingly uneven structure of bone may help to explain why it is so strong.

Dominant people who are either very friendly or very hostile tend to have more sexual partners.

American politics are alive and well and driven by genes and psychology.

People who find themselves in bad situations tend to make more reasoning mistakes.

We remember people better if they look like their names.

The Golden State's love of technology fuels environmental leadership.

One relies on the mouth, the other studies the eyes. Which is best?

If you want to be happy, do something meaningful, a new study says.

A new study reveals that juries in medical malpractice suits tend to rule in favor of doctors.

A controversial new study predicts a decline in output will start within the next ten years, with serious potential consequences for consumers.

Green thumb or not, most of us have at least one houseplant because it links us back to nature, a new study claims.

Scores on elementary school achievement tests have a lot to do with smarts and where kids end up later in life.

As if sex and relationships weren't complex enough, it seems a woman's brain plays tricks on her depending on the time of the month.

People who think they used to be someone else are twice as likely to make unrelated memory gaffes.

Puffier snacks help people consume fewer calories without even realizing it.