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Lydia Clark is an associate editor at Biology Insights who covers human biology and neuroscience curiosities. She previously worked as a digital content researcher and wrote general science explainers. A graduate of American University with a BA in journalism, Clark lives in Charlottesville, Virginia, where she coaches a middle school track team.

Can You Surgically Remove Emotions?Mental Health
Why Does Laying Down Feel So Good?Sleep
How to Not Pass Out When Getting a Tattoo Safety
What Chakra Is Your Stomach? The Solar Plexus Explained Therapies
Why Does Massaging Fat Hurt? The Biological Reason Biology
Why Do We Moan When We’re Sick?Immunity
Has the Man Who Hasn’t Slept Since 1962 Been Debunked?Sleep
Is Being Left-Handed a Disability?Mental Health
Why Does Crying Make You Tired? The Science Explained Mental Health
Why Do I Have to Poop When I Go Shopping?Gut & Kidney
Why Do I Moan When I’m Sick?Immunity
What Is the Fear of Vegetables Called?Mental Health
Why Do I Feel Like Everything Is a Dream?Mental Health
Words to Describe How You Feel Physically Mental Health
Can You Die Laughing? The Science Explained Mental Health
What Takes More Muscles: Smiling or Frowning?Bones & Muscles
Why Do I Cry When I Have a Fever?Immunity
What Is a Squeeze Machine and How Does It Work?Therapies
What Does “Passed Away Suddenly” Actually Mean?Healthcare
Is It Actually Safe to Eat Your Boogers?Immunity
Why Do I Feel Skinny in the Morning?Diet & Weight
Can Crying Make You Lose Weight?Mental Health
Why Does Nausea Feel So Bad? The Science Explained Brain & Nerves
What Is a Spoonie Warrior? The Spoon Theory Explained Mental Health
Can You Die of Laughter? The Science Explained Mental Health
Why Do Females Eat Corn Starch?Nutrition
Why Does Everything Feel Like It’s Moving So Fast?Brain & Nerves
Can You Pass Out From Anger?Mental Health
What Is the Cone of Confusion? A Sensory Illusion Explained Physics
Are Sanpaku Eyes Real? The Science and the Myth Eyes & ENT