"Fun" or "happiness" isn't the first word that comes to mind when you hear the word exercise. Yet staying fit can boost endorphin levels, or neuropeptides, which help boost mood and lower rates of depression.
Melting ice cream may just be a thing of the past. Scientists have developed a protein that may just keep your ice cream from actually melting.
There may be a gene that causes nearsightedness, but only in people who spent a lot of their childhood reading.
New findings published in the journal Population and Environment examine how early exposure to air pollution could potentially lower a child's grade point average (GPA).
NASA's New Horizons mission has now passed Pluto, but it's still sending back data about the planet. Now, researchers are revealed new images of the dwarf planet and have created a simulation using them.
Scientists may have discovered what might be the oldest case of leukemia.
New findings published in the journal Psychological Science reveal that friendships during adolescence may ultimately influence health into adulthood.
What are the warning signs of suicide? Of course, they're typically not cut and dry, but depression or signs of certain risky behaviors may indicate the first indicators leading up to a problem.
Ankylosaur's Tail Evolution has been disputed as a chicken or egg theory, but NC State's Victoria Arbour has discovered which came first between the knob and the handle.
A team of researchers at the University of Gothenburg found that fish oil and a diet rich in lard or animal fat, including such foods as bacon, may produce varying results that can alter the composition of the gut bacteria in many different ways.
A study led by Raphael Boulay has shown that ants can display group-level personalities, becoming another species showing the trait once believed to be unique to human beings alone.
A unique and strange species of crustacean has officially been named after Elton John
