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Anger is one of the most powerful human emotions, often driving both constructive change and destructive behaviour. While the idea of “letting it out” has long been promoted as a way to prevent emotional build-up, psychologists are beginning to question whether venting truly leads to relief. Recent research has revealed that physical or verbal expression…
Picture yourself drifting in space, caught in the pull of a black hole. The idea feels like pure science fiction, yet physicists have spent decades calculating what would really happen if a human fell in. From warped space-time to unimaginable stretching forces, a black hole is the most extreme environment in the known universe.A peer-reviewed…
According to The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) 56% diseases in India stem from a poor diet! Yes, that is right. Food is more than something to fill our stomachs with – it can either make us healthy and strong, or quite sick. However, is there something like an ideal plate? Turns out, there…
Microsoft and Arizona State University researchers have released a study showing that current AI agents, including leading models like GPT-4o and Gemini-2.5-Flash, are vulnerable to manipulation when performing tasks like making purchases on users’ behalf. The research raises concerns about how reliable these autonomous agents will be when working unsupervised, potentially slowing the promised “agentic…
Google has supercharged its Gemini Deep Research tool to scan users’ Gmail inboxes, Google Drive files, and Chat conversations, marking a significant leap in how the AI assistant generates comprehensive research reports. The update, described by Google as “one of our most-requested features,” begins rolling out today on desktop, with mobile support arriving within days.Deep…
Anxiety affects millions of people worldwide, often disrupting daily life, social interactions, and overall well-being. While therapies and medications help manage symptoms, scientists are constantly exploring new ways to target the underlying brain mechanisms. Recent research has identified specific neurons in the amygdala, the brain’s emotional hub, that can trigger anxiety and social deficits when…
That quiet Wednesday evening when you realise the texts have stopped, the Saturday routines feel hollow, and your reflection shows someone you’re learning to live without, a relationship ending can hit harder than you ever expected. Whether the split was mutual or sudden, the emptiness tends to linger. A peer-reviewed study in Social Psychological and…
Obesity has long been measured using the BMI, Body mass index, a simple ratio weight to height. While this has been used widely for a long time, it does not account for fat distribution, muscle mass or the actual impact of excess adiposity on the body’s organs. A landmark study published in JAMA Network Open,…
University of Arizona rejects US research compact over academic freedom concerns. (Getty Images) The University of Arizona has formally rejected the Trump administration’s proposed “Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education,” making it the sixth institution out of nine invited universities to do so. UA President Suresh Garimella confirmed the decision in a letter to…
Gold remains a key portfolio asset despite recent surges, and investors may still find opportunities to buy on dips, according to Michael Widmer, head of metals research at Bank of America.“Gold is overbought at the moment, but it is still underinvested,” Widmer told Bloomberg Television. “ETF inflows last month were up 880% year-over-year, and that…
