Texting can put a lot of pressure on the cervical spine, a new study reported.
Close friends have a greater effect on teenagers' alcohol use than fellow peers, a new study reported.
High blood pressure is improving gradually in the United States, with more than half of those with the condition now achieving reading below 140/90 millimeters of mercury, according to a new research.
According to a new study, women can be pressured by their providers to get C-sections and inductions even though they might not need them medically.
According to a new study, peer association, not peer pressure was linked to an increased risk of prescription drug misuse.
A new survey found that teens used more growth hormones in 2013 than they did in 2010.
According to a new study, peer pressure to quit smoking is significantly weaker.
A new study found that groups can change people's personal opinions for up to three days.
Researchers at UC Riverside have developed a revolutionary pressure sensor that indicates pressure by changing its color.
According to a new study, caring for grandkids only once a week can be beneficial for grandmothers.
A group of scientists have found that water pressure in the pores of the rocks making up the plate boundary zone is taking away the key role. They based their findings on the great Chile earthquake of February, 27th, 2010.
A new study reported that e-cigarettes can encourage children and teens to smoke.
A research team from Japan and the U.S. were able to convert adult cells into embryonic cells without altering DNA in mouse models.
Researchers found that good parental connection can effectively discourage teenage sexting.
In a new study, researchers found that social norms can influence people's food choices.