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Eating softer processed foods changed the position of humans' adult teeth, making it easier to say sounds like "f" and "v," new research suggests.
New research suggests that the language you speak may affect how you form memories -- even when the memory has nothing to do with words.
A better understanding of how humans detect different voices may help design better voice recognition software.
Studies show the answer is complicated.
A neuroscientist explains how music is the language of emotion.
A new technique prints tiny middle ear bones for a perfect fit.
New theory views lullabies as a signal to babies that parents are giving all they can.
Canadians are changing how they say words -- and so are many Americans.
Singing is not just emotion -- it is motion as well. But how far do the vocal cords crawl in a single operatic performance?
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