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Cornell study suggests scent can predict platonic chemistry in minutes, and conversations may reshape what we smell
New research from Cornell University suggests that scent plays a measurable role in how quickly strangers decide whether they could become friends. The study…
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Long-term gorilla study finds friendship can boost survival yet raise health risks
Friendship among mountain gorillas can pay off in some ways while creating new risks in others, according to a new long-running field study tracking health and…
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Study suggests strong social ties may slow biological aging, with epigenetic clocks offering new clues
A long-running U.S. study links lifelong social support to younger epigenetic aging profiles and lower inflammation, highlighting connection as a health factor.
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How reward bias can make lies feel true, especially from friends
Brain imaging research suggests reward expectations can lower skepticism and make misleading claims easier to believe, especially when they come from friends.