Fad diets are a dime a dozen these days, but researchers at USC say they’ve finally put one together that has everything you need to live a long and healthy life. Their “longevity diet” favors fish and plant-based proteins, and even welcomes a good amount of carbs, while avoiding red meat.

Synthetic “forever” chemicals in everything from furniture to food wrappers may be damaging the livers of everyone they come into contact with. Researchers at the Keck School of Medicine at USC have found a link between these widely used substances and liver damage in humans.

If you’re hoping to go to space one day, being a vegetable lover could help keep your body extra healthy. Scientists have developed genetically modified lettuce that could stop astronauts’ bones from weakening on their journey to Mars.

Not all viruses are bad, and one in particular may have the power to stop cancer. Researchers at the University of California-San Diego are studying how a plant virus called cowpea mosaic virus stops cancer and prevents it from coming back.

Scientists monitoring NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope are calling it “Angel Wing.” In actuality, the famous space probe has sent back a mesmerizing image of two merging galaxies which happen to look like an angel with its wings spread out.

Venmo might have started out as an easy way to split a bill among friends, but a new study warns it’s now a way to find people’s personal data online.

People over age 60 should avoid taking aspirin as a preventative measure against cardiovascular disease, a new study warns. The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) says the risk of internal bleeding far outweighs any potential benefits for senior citizens.

Clean energy may be about to get a whole lot cheaper! British scientists have developed a new type of hydrogen fuel cell using iron instead of costly platinum. The breakthrough brings the widespread commercialization of hydrogen cell electric vehicles a step closer to reality.

A “Pac-man”-like protein that eats plastic could open the door to eliminating billions of tons of landfill waste. Researchers at The University of Texas at Austin developed this special enzyme to destroy PET (polyethylene terephthalate) — a common substance manufacturers use in food and drink packaging, textiles, and fibers.

Have you ever wondered just where your pet cat runs off to each time they venture out of the house? According to new research from the Norwegian University of Life Sciences, not very far at all.

Millions of men may be putting up a brave front, but they’re not doing as well as you may think. A new survey finds the average man feels down three times a week.

Can you remember the shape and color of an object and picture it in your mind? It turns out millions of people around the world can’t. Scientists call this condition aphantasia and a new study has found an interesting way of finding people who have it.

Do you believe in ghosts? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. A recent survey finds 42 percent actually believe the dead can still contact us from the other side. Moreover, nearly two in three people (63%) claim they’ve seen signals or signs from a dead loved one.

Nearly 30% of people who recover from a coronavirus infection go on to experience “long COVID,” according to recent findings from UCLA Health. The findings show people who have severe COVID-19 illnesses and require hospitalization, diabetes, and are overweight or obese were more likely to develop the condition.

Cell phone radiation has been a constant suspect when it comes to the development of cancerous brain tumors. Now, a new study has found a concerning link between these devices and the onset of Alzheimer’s.

Antisemitic incidents across the globe skyrocketed in the past year, according to a new report. Antisemitism was particuraly high in first-world countries such as the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, and Australia.

Stem cells are key building blocks for the human body. At the start of life, they divide over and over again to create a fully developed baby from an embryo. Many individuals now even turn to services that store and preserve umbilical cords should a person ever be in need.

Modesty is the best policy when it comes to teamwork. A new study by a team with the American Psychological Association reports that people who do not show off their wealth and social status appear more cooperative and willing to collaborate with others.

The transaction may not be final, but four out of five Twitter-using Americans are ready to welcome Elon Musk as their new tweet overlord. That’s according to a survey of 2,000 U.S. residents.

The Tyrannosaurus rex may have been the most feared dinosaur of its time, but what’s up with those arms? A 45-foot-long T. rex might have had a huge, five-foot-long skull, yet its arms were only three feet long — the equivalent of a six-foot human with five-inch arms.

Taking vitamin D, omega-3 fish oil, and a simple home exercise program can slash cancer risk by almost two-thirds among older adults, according to new research.

Omega-3 fatty acids have become wildly popular because of their benefits to the cardiovascular system, keeping the heart healthy and protecting against stroke.

Heading to the bathroom more often in the evening is a simple fact of life for many older adults. However, new research suggests that even less bothersome urinary issues may signal a greater overall mortality risk for men over the age of 50.

What is the best COVID booster strategy? New research shows evidence that mixing and matching COVID-19 vaccines provides more protection against the virus than getting three doses of the same brand.

Life would be much easier if we all had our own medical crystal ball. The ability to see into our health futures could potentially save countless lives.

Seven is the magic number when it comes to sleep for middle age and older adults, according to a new study. Researchers from the University of Cambridge say seven hours is just what the mind needs to maintain strong cognitive performance and mental health.

There are plenty of dirty jobs and somebody has to do them — just don’t expect Gen Z to be the ones doing it! A new survey looked at the dirtiest jobs Americans try to take care of themselves and found that younger adults would rather pay someone else to do them.

As the coronavirus pandemic drags on, a new study finds “long COVID” is dragging on as well. Researchers in Luxembourg have found that more than half of the patients dealing with long COVID still experience symptoms a full year after their initial infection.

Did life on Earth start out in the cosmos? Scientists have discovered the final building blocks of life inside of asteroids, adding to the theory that meteorites may have seeded our planet with the necessary material to create unique lifeforms long ago.

More dollars will lead to less divorce, according to a new study. A collaboration between UCLA psychologists and RAND economists claims to have uncovered a new, effective way to cut down on the number of divorces among low-income Americans: Raise the minimum wage.

Spending more time in nature, surrounded by greenery and wildlife, can work wonders for the mind and body, studies continue to show.

Who are people more likely to empathize with, an innocent animal or another human being? Although you might think people tend to gravitate towards lovable animals, researchers from Penn State say context matters when multiple things are pulling at our heartstrings.