science
Last month, scientists looking for actual physical proof of the g-spot completed their work, presumably to choruses of “I told you so!” from unsatisfied women everywhere. Publishing in BJOG, scientists say that the g-spot is a bundle of veins, small arteries, and nerves. In seven of the women studied, the … Read More
“Never again”? Don’t lie. It doesn’t matter how hungover you get, it doesn’t matter how much you regret your actions, and it doesn’t matter what you tell your porcelain throne—you’ll be drinking again before long. That’s the gist of a study published in Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research Researchers. They … Read More
Let’s play the ultimatum game. I’m first player, you’re second player. We have ten bucks to divide, first player gets to propose a division, and second player gets to accept or reject the division—and if the second player rejects, then nobody gets anything. If I’m smart, I’ll propose a fifty-fifty … Read More
In the spirit of opening up about mental health, here’s the thing about depression: you know how depressed people sometimes talk about a sinking feeling in their gut? It isn’t metaphorical, they’re actually feeling that. It hasn’t been a well-studied part of mental health, but a new study published in … Read More
Over fifty-five? Do yourself a favour: if you’re driving, skip that glass of wine with dinner, because it might be enough to make you a dangerous driver. This particular piece of bad news comes courtesy of a study published in Psychopharmacology, which has found that, once you hit fifty-five, you … Read More
