Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Researchers have revealed the science behind the perfect hug. (Getty Images) In these coronavirus-impacted times when social ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Regardless of whether you consider yourself a “hugger” or not, odds are you’re likely to experience your fair share of hugs over ...

It's adorable, sure, but it also demonstrates something about us humans, about something we need that we're not getting enough of these days. We're not getting our daily requirement of hugs, said ...

As the United States marks the one-year anniversary since its first coronavirus case this month, we're reminded how long it's been since we've been able to hug our loved ones. It's clear that many of ...

You probably use hugs to express your love for your family and friends. Maybe you also use them as a way of saying hello and goodbye when you meet good friends. Perhaps you haven't thought further ...

Everyone needs a good hug every now and then, but an expert says when we hug our children, it actually helps them regulate emotions, and helps their brains develop. (Cleveland Clinic News Service) Jan ...

As the United States marks the one-year anniversary since its first coronavirus case this month, we're reminded how long it's been since we've been able to hug our loved ones. With the Centers for ...

In these coronavirus-impacted times when social distancing rules are keeping so many of us apart, we’re all craving a good hug. And while we’d take just about any hug right now, science has been busy ...