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The gut reaction that can save your life.(Behind the scenes at Cosmopolitan)(Brief article)
Every once in a while, we're all subject to an uneasy, something-isn't-right feeling. And though you can't always describe it or explain why you're getting it, it's important that you pay attention. In fact, a new report says these so-called hunches frequently make total sense. According to the research, our brains draw on past experiences and clues around us to make an assessment of a situation, ...
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