BIG QUESTIONS

It can, but because of a different kind of "stress."

Go ahead and splurge on those industrial-sized boxes of cereal.

No, it's not to make them more terrifying.

Birthmarks? Accessories? A bizarre form of intimidation?

Short answer: Riding in a car can may make your brain think you’ve been poisoned, and reading makes it worse.

After a long, snowy winter, it’s hard to resist the allure of warm summer days. Of course, they can come at a cost—including a sunburn. While it’s a well-known advisory for humans to slather on that SPF before taking in the rays, what about animals?

Get ready for non-driver's insurance.

There's a good reason for why you want to hit the snack bar upon leaving the pool.

Researchers use math to explain why jet lag happens and how travel direction plays a role.

The concept dates back nearly 150 years, and refers to a point of pride among German immigrants.

Why not make it an even 10?

It’s all thanks to a little something called supply management.