Could a cancer drug also cure baldness?
Clear foods, a Bay Area-based food analytics lab, found that 14.4 percent of 75 retail brands at ten different food retailers contained ingredients that weren't listed on the label.
New findings presented at the ASA Sleep Downunder Conference in Melbourne on October 23 show that light exposure may increase the risk of weight gain in children.
New findings published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition show that excessive weight gain during pregnancy could hold long-term health problems for mothers-to-be.
What happens to your face when you feel afraid? Scientists have taken a closer look at what happens to the coloration of faces when they're afraid, delving a bit further into the science of fear.
A newly created robot may be an expert at getting your attention.
It turns out that humans had more of an impact on the Caribbean than we might have thought.
It may seem like a strange experiment, but it's telling researchers more about human evolution. Scientists have used cadaver arms to punch and slap padded dumbbells in order to see whether our hands evolved for fighting.
New findings published in the Journal of Clinical Psychiatry reveal that seniors are more heavily treated with antipsychotic medications.
A new study found that those who frequently watched TV were more likely to eat fast food and believe that it had fewer health consequences than those who spent less time doing so.
Antibiotic use during childhood may increase the risk of weight gain later in life, according to recent findings published in the International Journal of Obesity.
No. It doesn't look like birth order affects personality traits, according to a recent study.
