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The genetic signature of assortative mating appears to be growing stronger in the United States
When people pair up with partners who share their traits, such as educational background or lifestyle habits, they can leave subtle footprints in the human genome that persist across generations. A ...
From finding love and securing jobs to pursuing their dreams, Nigerians with Down’s syndrome are defying prejudice and challenging stereotypes to live fulfilling lives. Despite stigma and limited ...
When and from whom are we supposed to learn the 'flow' of sexual intercourse?My answer is that while the impulse exists in ...
Worn out by dating apps? You are not alone. I explain why endless choice may be wearing us out, and what the research ...
Introduction: Society has evolved. But what about humans?Modern society is about to transition to a new stage called Society ...
Debt, isolation and shame trap the women in Delaware's illicit massage businesses long after they realize the work is not ...
There's a viable solution to the estimated 60 to 100 million stray cats roaming the United States... and it's sparked a steady shift in animal welfare.
Every spring, a honey bee queen may abandon her hive, taking thousands of workers with her in a swirling cloud. Behind her, a ...
Gen Z is rethinking dating, sex, and intimacy. Explore how fear, shifting gender roles, attachment, and emotional safety ...
Before dawn breaks over Nairobi’s Kibera sprawling informal settlement, another quiet struggle is already unfolding ...
Congratulations to Oleg Varlamov, Aaron Grossberg, Jennifer Huang, David Huang, Erik Brodt, Justin Merritt, the PEACE team, ...
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