Ever noticed how one yawn can trigger many? Science reveals how your brain copies others, why yawns spread so easily, and ...

“Most of us equate yawning with being tired, but studies have found that yawning could be caused by your body trying to cool your brain,” Dr. Jen Caudle tells Yahoo Life. She describes yawning as the ...

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Italian scientists who documented humans interacting in everyday situations have found that women are more susceptible to catching the urge to yawn from others than men are. The findings, published in ...

Simply looking at the word can stimulate a yawn. I’m actually yawning while typing this piece. Interestingly, all vertebrates — a living being with a spinal column — yawn. Vertebrates include mammals, ...

EVER wondered why we yawn? Most of us might think it’s because we’re bored, but there’s a number of other theories explaining why we do it. Yawning is a natural involuntary action which involves ...

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Do you know someone who spends a long time yawning? He may not be lazy he may just have a big, neuron-rich brain. A new study published this week in Biology Letters found the amount of time it takes ...

When your pet dog yawns after you do, it's just one more sign that man's best friend is acutely sensitive to human feelings. As researchers continue to debate the significance and origins of yawns in ...