A University of Vienna study published in iScience found that dogs’ brains process human fear differently from sadness and ...

The findings, published in iScience, suggest dogs process our emotions across a network of brain regions ...

Ever wondered why your dog slinks away from an angry person but leans in when you're crying? A new brain-scanning study ...

New MRI scans of trained dogs reveal their brains do not treat human sadness, fear and anger as one blur of "bad mood." Each emotion appears to register in its own distinct region.

Researchers scanned dogs’ brains while the pooches looked at images of human facial expressions depicting happiness, sadness, anger and fear. Different facial expressions—particularly ...

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An alternative biological explanation for depression could replace the outdated ‘serotonin-imbalance” causation theory.

Right at the core of psychotherapy is the human fear system – a set of biological processes which form our instant, automatic and unconscious reactions to threat. We have three key fear responses ...

Perez Hilton’s friends fear that his life-threatening battle with sepsis may be part of the larger picture surrounding his ...

Early Saturday, Nöam, a kosher Jewish restaurant in Montreal’s Côte-des-Neiges neighbourhood was completely destroyed by fire; it is being investigated as a possible arson and the motive has not yet ...

"That was a very professional performance. It didn't look like other games. … That felt kind of like a playoff game." ...