A new study found that social media use can negatively affect teenagers' mental health by exposing them to cyberbullying and by reducing their sleep and physical activities.
Intense light might protect people against heart attacks, claims a new study.
The states of Wisconsin, Illinois and Minnesota reported new cases of severe breathing problems linked to the effects of vaping.
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U.S. soldiers could soon engage in combats alongside AI-controlled robots.
Scientists from Germany created “biosensor tattoos” that could help monitor signs of diabetes and kidney disease in real time.
Feel like stroking your kitty? Here's how to properly do it, according to science.
Too much caffeine will worsen your anxiety and that's never good.
Genetically modified male mosquitoees have annihilated the entire population of dengue mosquitoes on two Chinese islands.
Here’s the recent health news on Ottawa being an at-risk area for Lyme disease.
A 41-year-old woman from the United Kingdom has suffered from a rare parasitic infection after failing to remove her contact lenses while swimming and showering.
The Food and Drug Administration warns that xylitol, a common sugar substitute, present in ice cream, chewing gum, peanut butter, candy, baked goods and toothpaste, can be poisonous for dogs.
Amid the increasing temperatures in the U.S., read on to see how extreme heat can affect everything and lead to problems for the public.
Researchers found that many women gave birth early due to stress in 2016 after President Donald Trump took office in the White House.
CBD-infused beauty products might become the first marijuana products to become popular in Asia.
High diastolic blood pressure can lead to mild cognitive impairment in the elderly.