Before attending a Memorial Day celebration, here are five tips to eating healthy.
A report published by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration stated that one in every five parent believes that they hold no power over whether or not their teenaged children choose to engage in substance usage.
Women really do use sex to get what they want, according to a new relationship survey.
The benefits of marriage may extend surprisingly to matters of health - and the waistline of children.
If you suffer from frequent heartburn you are more likely to develop cancers of the pharynx (throat) and larynx (vocal cord), and the risk is significant even in you don't smoke or drink.
Women who take calcium pills live longer than those who don't, a new study suggests.
Researchers report two compounds found in cinnamon that could potentially prevent Alzheimer's disease.
Scientists have found numerous characteristics that set brilliant geniuses apart from ordinary Joes. Besides a high score on a math test, studies have linked certain personalities and physical traits to higher intelligence. Here are five bizarre traits scientific studies have linked to intelligence.
A new study found that women are 20 to 40 percent more likely to have a psychological disorder.
Researchers suspected that the culprit was a chemical produced by nerve cells called a neurotransmitter.
Kaiba has a rare birth defect called tracheobronchomalacia, which occurs when the walls of the airway are so weak, that they collapse when a person is breathing or coughing, cutting off a person's air supply.
Scientists recently discovered that people with high IQ scores process sensory information differently by suppressing "irrelevant" sensory information.
Despite the fact that researchers have been looking into a similar cure for women since the release of Viagra, nothing has ended up on shelves yet.
A new study confirmed that ketamine, known as a club drug, can ease the symptoms of depression.
Researchers created a single jab that could protect ferrets from multiple strains of the flu virus.