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Screaming interferes with pain messages travelling to the brain, enabling us to tolerate more of it

Apple has a big ticket launch in the offing in the form of the Apple Watch which is coming out this April

Memory neurons put us to sleep so we can convert short term memories into long term ones

Injury No 10, a puncture mark caused by an injection, has been of interest to all investigators

Humans can feel chilly just by seeing someone else experience it

Says Laurent Léger, a Charlie Hebdo journalist who survived the attack on the magazine, of his colleagues who were killed to Open contributor SAMANTHA DE BENDERN who finds in today’s France a threat to national symbols

For the masses to be mobilised, the violence must be seen as justified. That means choosing the ‘lowest common denominator’

The Dera chief has been accused of rape and murder and of ordering the castration of 400 Dera followers

Bibek Debroy has completed a ten-volume translation of the Mahabharata in English. Inside the mind of an economist with a difference whose daytime job nowadays is the restructuring of Indian Railways and duties as a permanent member of the recently formed NITI Aayog

Cheerful people are twice as likely to be in ideal cardiovascular health compared to their pessimistic peers