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    What a Handshake Smells Like

    A new paper argues that the gesture may have evolved to allow people to judge one another's scent signals.
    by Cari Romm Mar 10, 2015 1 minute
    Source: Jim Young / Reuters

    In 2010, to prepare its dealers for the launch of a new sales promotion, the U.K. arm of Chevrolet commissioned

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