SA Mind

Highly creative people often seem weirder than the rest of us. Now researchers know why

Balls that roll uphill, bathtubs that stretch and shrink, freaky faces and throbbing hearts. Welcome to the year's best visual tricks

Scientists are taking a fresh look at obsessive-compulsive disorder, identifying its likely causes-and hints for new therapies

Cocktail or cola? Banana or banana split? Understanding how we handle such decisions makes it easier to keep our cravings in check

The way we commonly use color and number words in English makes it unnecessarily difficult for kids to learn the concepts

Flashy neurons may get the attention, but a class of cells called glia are behind most of the brain's work—and many of its diseases

Recent studies show that psychotherapy delivered through electronic devices can benefit patients