Research shows that employees who ask others for advice have little to lose and a lot to gain.
Studies indicate that tiny, harmful proteins may be getting transferred through medical instruments.
It has been discovered that psychedelic drugs can help people with mental disorders such as addiction, post-traumatic stress disorder and anxiety.
Scientists are examining the ability of a specific type of algae that might cure blindness.
The grapevine whispers that Prince Harry is seeing Chelsea Davy again.
Natural compounds in apples and green tomatoes can battle a muscle-wasting protein linked with aging.
Signed into law in 2011, the new preventative measures in food safety will finally begin.
The kind of beard and moustache you wear---or don't---indicates a lot about you, explains a pogonologist, or beard scholar.
A new implantable device can be a "super-attractor" for cancer cells.
UNICEF reports show that the mortality rate for children under five has come down since 1990.
The television in the bedroom shouldn't have to ruin your sex life, especially if you and your partner love watching together.
Fossils in a cave have taken back scientists to an exciting era of Homo Naledi, an early member of the evolutionary human group.
Identifying colors has been scientifically linked to the release of dopamine.
Research shows that it is difficult to identify whether a person is gay or not only through your 'gaydar'.
Research shows that flavanols in cocoa, fruit and tea may help enhance cardiovascular health.
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