Naveed Saleh's Blog: The Red-Light District, page 9

The Dangers of Alarm Fatigue

In a hospital setting, 85 percent of alarms are false. But ignoring an alarm can prove deadly.

Are Judges Swayed by Apologies?

Apologies can do wonders for mending relationships. However, judges who hear a lot of apologies have their own perspectives.

Do Tidy Households Have Fewer Bugs?

Cleaning sure has its benefits. But does cleaning impact the the diversity of bug biomes in homes?

Enhancing Athletic Performance With Brain Stimulation

New research shows that transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) improves endurance performance and decreases perceived exertion among cyclists.

Contagious Yawning is Hard-wired

New research suggests that the propensity for contagious yawning is rooted in the excitation and inhibition of the primary motor cortex.

Contagious Yawning Is Hardwired

New research suggests that the propensity for contagious yawning is rooted in the excitation and inhibition of the primary motor cortex.

Why Are Some Children Picky Eaters?

New research suggests that children who are inhibited are less likely to try new foods.

Can Coffee Help Your Live Longer?

Coffee can definitely be part of a healthy diet. Moreover, new research shows that coffee intake is tied to longevity among people of various races and ethnicities.

6 Ways Public Swimming Pools Have Changed

Gone are the unadorned rectangular pools of yesteryear. Now, public pools are full-fledged aquatic complexes that proffer an immersive experience.

8 Cool Facts About Brain Freeze

Brain freeze is one of the most common types of headaches. The scoop on what was once referred to as “ice-cream induced headache.”