The mating calls túngara frogs make have an unfortunate side effect: attracting one of their main predators.

When doctors appreciate the concerns of older adults with cancer, such as function and forgetfulness, both care and patient satisfaction get a boost.

"Getting people to think about things in a sexual way," or sexual priming, made people in a series of experiments less honest with strangers.

A new study divides open relationships into five types to see which configurations work well. Check out the flowchart.

Preschool writing education is mostly about handwriting and letter formation, but teachers may be missing a chance to focus on communication skills.

"The odors produced by birds are unique to them... Alter that bacteria and the bird could be less attractive to potential mates."

Researchers offer recommendations for developing evidence-based interviewing best practices for Title IX investigations into sexual misconduct.

After a hysterectomy, doctors often prescribe women twice as many opioids as they use. There may be a simple way to change that without losing pain control.

To steer clear of predators like orcas, right whales tone down their vocalizations, which "can be thought of almost like a human whisper."

When we get escalate arguments, it's not usually based on strategy. Here's how slowing down can help us avoid making conflicts worse.