New findings published in The American Journal of Epidemiology show that middle-aged men are at the highest risk of suicide after exposure to short-term air pollution.
Ever wonder how our pets seem to know just how we're feeling?
The way your brain navigates is ultimately influenced by the shape of the environment around it. Researchers at the University College London have found that the brain's grid cells are modified by what's around us.
The eyes say it all-, at least when it comes to stroke predictions.
Listening to music can be both relaxing and fun. Yet did you know it may cause you to forget names?
Previous studies have suggested an increased stroke risk among cancer patients. New findings show that the opposite may also be true.
Runners have to be careful with their feet, especially when it comes to their Achilles tendon. Long distance runners can often injure this tendon during races; now, researchers have taken a closer look at this tendon and have found that it's stronger than previously thought.
Astronomers have caught a pair of fraternal, twin stars in the midst of being born. The researchers have spotted a new pair of stars that's actually a new class of binary stars; one is fully formed while the other is still in its infancy.
Monster hurricanes may be in our future. Scientists have examined the past of hurricane activity, and have found that it was particularly active during warmer ocean temperatures, similar to the levels that we may expect in coming centuries with climate change.
Humans aren't the only ones that like positivity. It turns out that apes also prefer a glass that's half full. Scientists have discovered that chimpanzees and bonobos are susceptible to "glass half empty" thinking.
How do the active components in marijuana work within cells? Scientists have taken a closer look.
What ended the last Ice Age? Apparently, carbon released from the oceans had something to do with it. Scientists have found that a release of CO2 from the deep ocean helped bring an end to the last Ice Age.
