Findings published in the Journal of Gambling Studies suggests that people who are compulsive and habitual gamblers are often depressed.
Last year, researchers examined the genetic diversity of American black bears in a few states. Now, scientists have expanded the study to include black bears throughout North America, which may aid conservation efforts.
It turns out that mood instability isn't only exclusive to affective conditions such as depression, bipolar disorder and anxiety disorder. Researchers have found that it occurs in a wide range of mental disorders.
Astronomers have spent years trying to determine the strange behavior of an aging star nicknamed "Nasty 1," residing in our Milky Way galaxy.
It turns out that genetically modified corn may not protect against the corn earworm.
While tropical rainforests store vast amounts of carbon and can help prevent climate change, it turns out there's another ecosystem may also play a huge role.
Antarctica may be losing a bit more ice. Scientists have witnessed a sudden increase of ice loss in a previously stable region of Antarctica.
The field of prosthetics is moving forward by leaps and bounds and now, researchers have created robotic arms that move by mere thought.
New findings published in the Journal of Nutrition reveal that afternoon snacks high in soy protein may help satisfy hunger and reduce the risk of future unhealthy habits in teens.
Putting on a healthy dose of sunscreen isn't always America's strongest suit. Now researchers at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have found that only about one-third of Americans use sunscreen on both their face and remaining exposed skin.
Researchers at the University of Colorado Denver have discovered that smokers are about 60 percent less likely to vote than non-smokers. Findings published in the journal Nicotine & Tobacco Research are the first to show a link to smoking and electoral participantion.
New findings published in the Journal of Applied Toxicology reveal that two of ten teethers, otherwise known as plastic toys that are used to sooth a teething infant, held endocrine disrupting chemicals that can ease aches and pains in a baby's mouth. However, they can contain added health risks.
