Want to quit smoking? If the incentive is high enough, you may be able to.
Does your child eat a lot of salt? Then their puberty may be delayed. Scientists have discovered that high salt diets may delay puberty.
Scientists have found that the strontium chemical signature in salmons' "ear bones" could reveal critical habitats for fish threatened by climate change, industrial development and overfishing.
Climate change is having some impacts and now, scientists have discovered that it's influencing the spread of a pesky insect. It turns out that it's helping the potato leafhopper to spread across the United States.
There is huge financial incentive for poachers to sell animal parts. Now, though, researchers have taken a closer look at this trend to see if there's anyway way to stop this particular issue.
Researchers at Columbia University have found that over half of popular probiotics actually contain trace amounts of gluten, which is particularly troubling for those with digestive illnesses.
New findings published in Brain: A Journal of Neurology found that individual differences in brain structure could essentially determine the risk of future drug addiction.
An outbreak of gastrointestinal illnesses have been traced to Oregon lake, which have set a list of swimming and health guidelines in motion, according to health officials. Those who swam in the lake were 2.3 times more likely to become ill than those who visited the park, according to findings from...
New findings published in the journal Personality and Individual Differences show that the believe in evil can increase some peoples chances of supporting harsh criminal punishments.
Researchers at the University of Sydney have found that certain vitamin supplements may help protect against skin cancers in people who are prone to the disease. More specifically, the study showed that a form of vitamin B3 yielded a 23 percent lower risk of developing skin cancers when compared to ...
New findings published in the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine show a potential connection between the amount of vitamin E in the body, exposure to air pollution and lung function.
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