Research examining incarceration and substance use among African American men highlights the health and social costs of racial disparities in the justice system—and asks whether treatment, prevention and education could offer more effective alternatives.
Columbia researchers found unusually high levels of a gut bacterium called Sutterella in children with autism and GI symptoms, a possible clue to a puzzling and common comorbidity.
Autistic boys’ brains contain 67 percent more neurons in a region tied to social and language function, a UC San Diego study found, pointing to a prenatal origin for autism.
Study finds emerging leaders aren’t the ones with the highest IQ—they’re the ones who read emotions best. Emotional intelligence matters more for leadership than matters more for leadership than being dominance or charisma.
Employees who read emotions well navigate office politics better and stay more committed to their jobs. High emotional intelligence at work means less burnout and more job satisfaction.
