We have all experienced the evocative power of smells at some point. The aroma of a familiar dish can transport us back to childhood, or the smell of rain on dry land to a distant summer. Smells have an extraordinary ability to evoke emotions and memories. Now research has just added a new dimension to this phenomenon. A father's scent can help synchronize his baby's brain activity. The study, published in Science Advances by researchers Yaara E…
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We have all experienced the evocative power of smells at some point. The aroma of a familiar dish can transport us back to childhood, or the smell of rain on dry land to a distant summer. Smells have an extraordinary ability to evoke emotions and memories. Now research has just added a new dimension to this phenomenon. A father's scent can help synchronize his baby's brain activity. The study, published in Science Advances by researchers Yaara E…