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11/08/2009 12:00 PM
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Spy-in-the-cab could improve teenage driving
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Novice drivers are responsible for a disproportionate number of accidents – now an in-car warning system has cut incidents of reckless driving by half (full text available to subscribers)
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09/23/2009 01:58 PM
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Gene for memory and IQ gives students low grades
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Taiwanese students with a gene mutation linked to better memory and IQ – but also anxiety and mental illness – get worse results in high-pressure exams
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09/16/2009 05:00 PM
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Brain science to help teachers get into kids' heads
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Neuroscience is set to bring fresh insight to teaching – and banish a few myths about the brain (full text available to subscribers)
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03/31/2009 11:00 PM
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The five ages of the brain: Adolescence
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Part 3: Teenagers are selfish, reckless, irrational and irritable, but given the cacophony of construction going on inside the adolescent brain, is it any wonder?
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02/05/2009 11:29 AM
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Why teenagers can't see your point of view
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Adolescents might have a new excuse for ignoring their parent's orders – their developing mind seems to have trouble adopting the viewpoint of others
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09/30/2008 02:37 PM
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Bad boys can blame behaviour on their hormones
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The "stress hormone" cortisol may be responsible for aggressive antisocial behaviour in delinquent males, research suggests
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09/30/2008 02:37 PM
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Bad boys can blame behaviour on their hormones
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The "stress hormone" cortisol may be responsible for aggressive antisocial behaviour in delinquent males, research suggests
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06/09/2008 05:03 PM
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Cervical cancer rates climbing among teens
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Are young people particularly susceptible to certain cancers? This is the worrying question raised after a study of cervical cancer rates in the UK
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06/09/2008 05:03 PM
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Cervical cancer rates climbing among teens
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Are young people particularly susceptible to certain cancers? This is the worrying question raised after a study of cervical cancer rates in the UK
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06/03/2008 11:00 PM
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Sex, drugs and surveys
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Can filling in a questionnaire prime you for a life of vice? It seems unlikely, says Peter Aldhous, but it is time to put this idea to the test (full text available to subscribers)
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