Patients who believe that God cares about them are more likely to respond favourably to antidepressant medication than those who do not believe in a God who cares and those who do not believe in God at all, according to new research by Patricia Murphy and George Fitchett of Rush University in Chicago...

I'm sure you are all well aware that students do not learn as well in afternoon lessons. Why this happens is a bit clearer now, thanks to a new study by Matthew Walker and his colleagues from the University of Berkley. They also suggest that If you want to improve your ability to learn in the afternoon, you should have a siesta during your lunch break.