Both the U.S. and the European Union report 2019 is the world's second hottest year since they begun keeping climate records.
According to a new study, a parasite usually found in cats that can eliminate mice’s fear of felines can hijack their brain in such fatal way that it can stop their other fears and even make them reckless in all sorts of scenarios.
Federal and state government officials reported that the effects of vaping continue to put many Americans, especially young people, into hospitals with a lung injury.
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A Stanford University study analyzed legal information on lawful immigrants to conclude they did not move between states to benefit from health care policies.
The FBI in Portland warned consumers splurging during the holiday season about the increasing possibilities of hacking and spying through smart TVs.
Unsure what to wear on your first date? Here are a few pointers from science to help point you in the right direction.
A new study adds to the evidence of the negative effects of ice baths on muscle repair and development after exercise.
Doctors admit to using a placebo at least once during their medical careers.
Gluten-free diets continue to remain popular in the United States.
To celebrate its 40th anniversary of making space-themed sets, Lego reportedly sent a space station set up into the stratosphere.
Dr. Joseph Mercola is taking on Google and other tech firms that are selling user information illegally and for profit.
Drinking coffee or tea every morning has been found increasing the levels of caffeine in the bloodstream.
A woman opened up on social media about her experience with "breast implant illness."
A dog lick has transmitted bacteria to a pet owner, which caused a rare but deadly infection.
Cold temperatures enable rhinoviruses and influenza viruses to thrive. However, they are not the reason why people fall sick.