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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.

Why Is My Intuition So Strong? What Science Says
Why Do Kids Have Nightmares? Causes and What Helps
Is the Mandela Effect Real or Just False Memories?
What Is Paris Syndrome? Symptoms and Causes Explained
Why Do I Feel Like This? The Science Behind It
What Is the Fear of Cockroaches Called? Katsaridaphobia
What Are Zoomies in Humans and Why Do They Happen?
What Is It Called When You Get Distracted Easily?
Is Being Nosey a Mental Disorder or Just Curiosity?
What Causes Picky Eating? From Genetics to ARFID
What Part of the Body Does “Mental” Refer To?
Do Sour Candies Actually Help With Anxiety?
Why Do I Only Have an Appetite at Night?
Why Do I Shake When I Cry? The Science Explained
Why Does Seeing Someone Vomit Make You Vomit?
Why Do Women Crave Chocolate? The Science Explained
How Can Your Health Triangle Become Unbalanced?
What Is a Belly Laugh and How Does It Affect Your Body?
Why Do I Feel Fat After Eating?
Why Do I Get Hyper When I’m Tired?
What Happens If You Don’t Talk for a Day?
What Happens to Your Body and Mind If You Don’t Talk?
Is It Bad to Laugh Too Much? The Risks Explained
Is Sleeping Next to Someone Good for You?
What Does It Mean When You’re Hungry but Don’t Feel Like Eating?
What Happens to Your Body When You Laugh Too Much?
What Your Cravings Mean: The Science Behind the Urge
Why Do I Feel So Energetic? The Science Explained
Why Do I Get Hungry When I’m Bored?
Why Does Blood Make Me Nauseous?