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Shared smiles may shape infants’ emotional development

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A mother and her baby smiling at each other is more than just a heartwarming exchange—this type of positive interaction may help babies develop emotion regulation skills and the physiological foundations of emotional well-being. That’s… 

Eating with a loved one lowers your blood sugar

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We know that being near someone we love can make us feel good. A new study discovers why: it helps the body work better. Published in Science Advances, research led by Prof. Shir Atzil and… 

Student-athletes report need for suicide prevention, training

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A survey of college athletes found nearly 40% reported having suicidal thoughts during their lifetime. Some 86% also said the NCAA should require mental health and suicide prevention training for all athletes. The University of…