Fearful Body Posture Tells Others: Run!
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The brain&#39;s response to another person&#39;s body language may help explain why humans are quite efficient at fleeing from danger, according to researchers.
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Seeking opportunity in a market clouded by fear.
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Some like to compete, but group training isn't for everyone.
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By David Guralnick, The Detroit News. &quot;The big surprise was the pounding your body takes, especially your neck and back,&quot; Chelios said.
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The muscles surrounding my pregnant belly were tightening with ominous regularity as I waited for my asthma doctor to check my wheezy lungs. I have a small frame, and it looked like I had stuffed a dinosaur egg under my shirt. Now, at 25 weeks, it looked ready to hatch. I crossed my legs. Yeah, like that would help. ...
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The same structure of the brain that makes people fearful is also critical in helping overcome fears, researchers have found in a study that may help guide new treatments of some mental illnesses.
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It may appear the height of rudeness, but a study suggests yawning is the body's way of keeping you awake.
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Accidental fame doesn't give you much of a heads-up. You can be minding your own business one minute, sweating up a storm while doing your job. The next minute, your face is being transmitted halfway across the world, like you're the next Elvis or something.
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In the battle to lose weight and reduce the risk of heart disease, many people are overlooking something even more important-- staying fit.
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Feel like a fish out of water? You may not be too far off.
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Take advantage of fear, even when it's your own.
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Chasing relative performance leads to a short-term orientation.
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Some of them should be more worried than you are.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - Dieters beware. You might be watching what you eat but if a friend next to you is tucking into a calorie loaded snack you could be in trouble.
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We worry too much about overhyped threats, and ignore the things that really put us at risk
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Paranoia, frustration, fear and even rage: not the typical emotions Americans experience when exercising their otherwise satisfying civic duty in the voting booth.
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An anthropologist looks into the roots of the open-hand shrug gesture and finds they run deep.