Sound is not just something we hear—it’s vibration, and vibration interacts directly with the human body at a cellular level.

A neuroecologist once shared a line that continues to echo across medical and environmental research: “The body heals fastest ...

A good massage can loosen up tight muscles and reduce the stress that seems to pile on with each new day. However, in this fast-paced world, it can be difficult to carve out the time and money to see ...

In the final episode of "Pluribus" season 1, Carol and Manousos finally meet—and revelations ensue. Here's what happens in ...

Episode 8 of Pluribus sheds light on the Others' unique method of communication, hinting at a potential endgame for the ...

AI's prominence is undermining people's ability to trust their own intelligence and the advantages they bring to the workplace.

Purdue research is developing a cutting-edge “smart pacifier” that uses sound to help hospital neonatal units overcome the daily task of detecting potential breathing complications in newborn or ...

Sound is everywhere, but what if certain frequencies could actually change how your body feels? From vibrations that make you dizzy to low tones that rattle your insides, the science of sound is ...

Climate change is increasing the frequency and intensity of natural disasters like hurricanes and floods. Human actions, such as coastal development, can exacerbate the impact of natural disasters.

When Anna Dhody was growing up in Philadelphia, in the nineteen-eighties, her mother used the city’s museums as a kind of babysitter. “She would just drop me off at the Penn Museum and be, like, ...