Why Are 90% of People Right-Handed? Study Points to Human Evolution
New Oxford research links the preference to brain development, upright walking and millions of years of evolution.
Checkmate: How Chess Is Winning Over Cyprus
Cyprus is marking World Chess Day with a growing community of talented players, successful clubs and academies, and a new generation helping elevate the island’s profile in the international chess arena.
It's Not What You Eat but When: Night Owls Face Higher Metabolic Risks
A study of nearly 300 women found meal timing, not total intake, tracked with body fat and blood sugar markers.
Breathe Out Slowly: The Simple Habit That Resets Mind and Body
New research suggests a slower exhale calms more than the body; it may influence how the brain weighs decisions.
Why the Science Behind 'Generations' Doesn't Hold Up
Boomers, millennials and zoomers are marketing categories built on a much narrower academic idea, and most of what gets said about them does not survive contact with the data.