Treating procrastination as a symptom of idleness is problematic and harmful. We have to stop stigmatizing procrastination and dig deeper into the underlying, neurological roots of what’s actually causing us to respond — or not — to our responsibilities.
Researchers at Boston University’s Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy Center released a study Tuesday that found that 177 of 202 former football players’ brains linked repetitive head impact with...
Researchers at Northwestern University discovered that fear conditioning used during sleep may effectively cure phobias
We all know it: Watching scary movies late at night is the worst. After returning...
