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Yawn to bond, study suggests
Researchers studying yawning in autistic children have found evidence to support the theory that communal yawning is a way of showing empathy with members of your ...
Social networking sites do not deepen friendships
Social networking sites like Facebook and MySpace do not help you make more genuine close friends, a survey shows Related PostsNew disaster plan says who’s ...
Yawning shows awareness of how others think
Contagious yawning is most common among those who have most highly-developed sense of social awareness, finds study Related PostsAfrica gets biotech boost against ...
Do postcodes define how you live?
British towns and cities are being “ghettoised” by companies that link almost every aspect of our lives to our postcodes, experts have warned Related ...
Autistic traits linked to testosterone in mother's womb
Autism-like behaviour in children is linked to the amount of testosterone they receive whilst in their mother’s womb Related PostsEx-astronaut Nowak allowed ...
Younger siblings grow more slowly
Children with older brothers and sisters are at risk of having their growth impaired during early life, according to a study of thousands of British families. Related ...
Computerised voices could unleash "vocal terrorism"
Computerised speech capable of mimicking any human voice is in danger of unleashing a form of “vocal terrorism”, where disinformation is spread by hacking ...
Breastfeeding smell linked to higher sex drive
Odours given off by breastfeeding women and newborn babies boost the sexual desires of other women, a team of fertility specialists claimed yesterday. Related PostsWelcome ...
Babies can tell good people from bad
Babies as young as six months can distinguish between good and bad people, according to a study in which babies observed characters being helpful or unhelpful Related ...
Autumn and winter births put a spring in babies' steps
Sporty children are more likely to be born in the autumn and winter months, according to one of the largest studies into childhood Related PostsNowotwory u dzieci ...
