Health
The crying game: How tears can work for you
Blubbing isn鈥檛 always the sign of weakness it鈥檚 made out to be. The challenge is to work out when, how and why giving in to tears can be an advantage
Features
Health
Astronauts may respond faster to warning voices than alarm tones
News
Humans
Body fluids disgust us less if from someone who is ‘one of us’
News
Environment
Plants have evolved forgetfulness to wipe out memory of stress
News
Humans
‘Torture’ study redo shows people feel less agency under orders
News
Health
Premature birth: How its effects can stay with you for life
Features
Humans
Web of lies: Is the internet making a world without truth?
Features
Humans
NeuroLogic: The enthralling story of the unconscious mind
Culture
Health
Visible thoughts at the fringes of consciousness
Culture
Humans
Who do you think you are? 4 rules can help you know yourself
You don鈥檛 know yourself as well as you think. But there are some clever ways to understand your true nature better and how others perceive you
Features
Humans
Gaming theatre could spark a playful interest in science
Culture
Environment
Will creating monkeys with autism-like symptoms be any use?
News
Health
You’re not hallucinating, MPs really did pass crazy bad drug law
Opinion
Life
Mind games: How con artists get the better of you
Features