60-Second Health

Research finds that who we socialize with can influence our eating behavior. Christie Nicholson reports

Normal mice fed protein stopped eating much sooner than mice that lacked the receptor to sense they were eating protein. Katherine Harmon reports

Researchers have found that time spent deliberating on a decision actually exacerbates the difficulty in making that decision. Christie Nicholson reports

New research finds that we tend to care more about the success of future generations when we are faced with our own mortality. Christie Nicholson reports

Sixteen ounces of coffee a day cut the risk of heart failure, but 40 daily ounces of coffee upped the odds of ticker trouble. Katherine Harmon reports

It may be a good thing to be confused during the learning process. Christie Nicholson reports

Recent research finds that a solid grade school knowledge of fractions and long-form division accurately predicts later success in high school math. Christie Nicholson reports

Hospital sounds raised volunteer sleepers' heart rates, and the effects on sick patients may be impeding recovery. Katherine Harmon reports

New research suggests that testosterone may make us more aggressive without us consciously feeling any aggression. Christie Nicholson reports