California is investigating five doctors for writing far too many exemptions preventing students from being vaccinated against measles.
Researchers at Cambridge University created the "Bad News" game that helps people learn how to be fake news creators and understand how misinformation negatively affects the public.
Astronomers analyzing stars and planets discovered that the same technique they have been using to explore the universe can be used to help fight breast and skin cancer.
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A new study warns that a condition called broken heart syndrome, which occurs due to emotional or physical stress, may contribute to the development of cancer.
Taking flavors out of e-cigs might compel teens to try cigarettes instead.
Human trials of Neuralink's BCI technologgy might one day allow humans to wireslessly ccommunicate with their smartphones and computers.
According to a new research, LGBTQ members are more likely to develop early warning signs of dementia than their straight, cishet counterparts.
A new study suggests the ongoing obesity epidemic in the U.S. may have been triggered by a “curse” carried by human's ancient ancestors.
The human race will be among the first species to be annihilated by the next Yellowstone supervolcano eruption.
Researchers from the United Kingdom were able to reuse black plastics and create a new material for electronics and a potential energy source.
A new study predicts that China could help prevent up to 330,000 premature deaths over the next decades by reducing its ozone pollution.
Stricter gun control laws can and will save the lives of more American children.
A new study finds that slim people can also enjoy the benefits of low-calorie diet, which helps in healthy weight loss and lower risk of having diseases.
A new study suggests that insects may work better and healthier than fruits and vegetables because of their high amounts of antioxidants.
A new study suggests that many people tend to use ankle sprain injuries as an excuse to get opioids, which contribute to the ongoing epidemic.