You can spend hundreds on supplements, or you can smile more. It lowers stress. Boosts immunity. Drops your blood pressure. Lengthens your life. Even a fake smile can trick your brain into feeling ...

Other bodily experiences, like clenching muscles, could make someone feel more tense through a similar type of so-called sensorimotor feedback. But exactly how this plays out in the brain is unclear.

This meal will bring a smile to any table. Lidia serves up Radicchio, Endive, Apple & Pecorino with Cheese Toasts. The cheese toast adds that extra something to an already colorful dish.

The mechanics of how smiling might make us feel happier aren’t yet known, said the study’s lead author, Nicholas Coles, a research scientist at Stanford University. One possible explanation is ...

BOSTON - A new study finds that even if you just fake a smile, you may feel happier. Researchers at Stanford University led a global study involving more than 3,800 participants from 19 countries.