A new study conducted by researchers at Oregon State University examined how these drivers were always busy fussing with their cell phone, texting or doing anything but focusing on the road.
New findings published in the journal Social Psychological and Personality Science show that with age comes a sense of increased trust.
New findings published in the journal JAMA Psychiatry show that even though antipsychotic drugs may help ease behavioral issues for some dementia patients, it may also send them down a physical health spiral faster.
A new study by researchers at Duke University shows that children who start kindergarten a bit later are more likely to drop out of school and commit serious crimes. However, the outcomes are more likely for children who come from disadvantaged backgrounds and those who start later start out with a ...
To get any job "done" you need a good night's sleep beforehand. And a new study validates that with a good night's rest, you're also more likely to sexually please your partner.
Scientists have produced a new map of the moon's most unusual volcano, revealing that its explosive eruption spread debris over an area much greater than previously thought.
It turns out that parasites can play an important role in driving cannibalism. Scientists have found that parasites can cause ramp up cannibalism among freshwater shrimp in Northern Ireland.
There may be planets in the habitable zone around most stars, according to a new study.
Scientists may have discovered a minor planet with a ring system like Saturn's. Called Chiron, the minor planet may reveal new insights into centaurs, which are a class of minor planets that possess qualities of both asteroids and comets.
Researchers have found that the world's most common insecticide does not significantly harm honey bee colonies at real-world dosage levels.
Scientists have found evidence in meteorites that may hint at the discovery of a previously unknown region within the protoplanetary disk, a swirling disk of dust and gas that gave rise to the planets in our solar system.
It turns out that humans aren't the only ones who like good food. Scientists have found that chimps will travel a further distance for preferred food sources in non-wild habitats.
