Beards Keep You Healthy and Handsome, According to Science
One study supports what beard enthusiasts may have suspected all along.
One study supports what beard enthusiasts may have suspected all along.
The mysterious syndrome is alleviated by sleep.
A new British study shows that even little movements can help reduce mortality.
Drinking alcohol changes the physical structure of certain neurons, making you more sensitive to alcohol's effects and ensuring you'll crave more.
It's a smart distraction from the flashy junk food aisle.
Just because those cookies have an American Red Cross logo on them doesn’t mean they’re good for you.
New research clarifies how bacteria in our mouths may lead to cardiovascular health problems.
The healing power of books finally gets some proper terminology.
This cheaply mass-produced toilet to developing nations, a toilet manufacturer is helping individuals gain access to clean, sanitary, and secure bathroom facilities.
In a groundbreaking surgery, a 54-year-old Spanish cancer patient had his sternum and a portion of his ribcage replaced with a 3D-printed titanium implant.
Medical gadgets that used to seem like science fiction are becoming reality.
Researchers set up infrared imaging to see how the mosquitoes interact with mosquito nets in the hopes of designing better defenses against the malaria-carrying bugs.
It turns out that breathing in farm dust helps protect against allergies later in life.
Confitex lingerie is aimed at the millions of people in the world who can’t always hold it in.
Scientists find that a hormone involved in satiety may be responsible for runner’s high.
For decades, the weight loss program has helped millions to shed pounds. No wonder. The original plan demanded members eat liver.
A new study finds that adults who nap during the day have lower blood pressure.
Today, men still only have two real options: condoms or vasectomy. Meanwhile, women have 11. What's the holdup?
Opposition to smoking has been around almost as long as smoking itself, and some of the historical measures to curb lighting up might surprise you.
Work driving you crazy? Try telling that to workers at Standard Oil Refinery's TEL facility.
Two research groups successfully created vaccines with broad protection against different flu strains in mice, ferrets, and monkeys.
Norovirus infects as many as 21 million people each year—and scientists are building vomiting machines to figure out how it spreads.
Scientists are working on a potential new weapon against the flu that isn't a vaccine.
According to a new study, your body takes cues that it’s stressed not only from the brain but from fat itself.