Difficulties falling asleep, waking up at 3 a.m., night sweats, sleep that no longer restores... From the onset of perimenopause, nights deteriorate. Here’s why your hormones disrupt your biological clock, and especially how to gradually regain true sleep.
Eating the leaves that no one else can reach... or fighting with headbutts? For over a century, biologists have been arguing over the explanation for the most famous neck in the savanna. Here’s where the debate really stands, experience by experience.
Bloating after a glass of milk, a swollen belly after a cream sauce... Behind these discomforts lies a gene that is gradually shutting down and an enzyme that is pulling the curtain. Here’s what really happens in your intestines, and how to find the dose you can tolerate without eliminating everything.
Your cat watches you, clearly understands, and doesn't move a muscle. No, it's not mocking you: its brain, its past as a solitary hunter, and its genetics dictate something entirely different than a dog's. Here is, concretely, why and how this changes the way to approach it.
Flamboyant statements impress less than a bouquet of good flowers or a word slipped at the right moment. Here, concretely, is how the details do all the work.
A word that appeared in the 16th century, a laboratory founded in Leipzig in 1879, dogs, children, and hysterics... This is how psychology left philosophy to enter the realm of sciences.
Breaking a nut, stripping a branch, shaping a piece of stone: the line between the animal that uses an object and the one that shapes it is finer - and more surprising - than one might think. A brief and concrete overview of the true tool makers in the living world.
Snacking for two or three hours during your night may seem trivial? Think again: the brain and the entire body pay a heavy price, sometimes irreversibly.
Before Freud and neuroscience, it took centuries to dare to look inside the human skull. Here’s how we moved from the immaterial soul to the observed, dissected, and mapped brain.
Your dog senses your mood even before you open your mouth... but how does it really do that? Decoding a very real talent, through smell, gaze, and careful observation.
