A new wearable device developed by engineers at the University of California San Diego that can harvest energy from human sweat and touch to power small devices and sensors efficiently and continuously, without the need for physical exercise.
A new study reveals that most romantic relationships began as friendships, challenging previous research focusing on strangers initiating romance.
89% of college students now have moderate or severe nomophobia, an increase from 77% in 2012, with symptoms like anxiety, poor sleep, and panic without phone access.
A new study of 114 countries finds that adherence to social distancing guidelines is most influenced by positive peer pressure.
Anthrophobia is an acceptable misspelling of anthropophobia, which is the fear of people that can lead to social isolation and distress.
Advanced technology, including AI and machine learning, enables early detection of health risks like COVID-19 and skin cancer through apps and algorithms.
The care for mongoose pups does have an impact on the health of mongoose moms, with stress and demands of caregiving possibly affecting their health.
New study shows paper towels leave less contamination on hands than hand dryers, reducing spread of germs onto clothing and surfaces.
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Disagreeable men who do not help with housework bring home bigger paychecks, as they invest more resources in their jobs due to their wives taking more household responsibilities.