Anti-aging treatments are a popular field of study these days, as more and more people are living into their 70s and 80s. However, a new study reveals the answer to preventing cognitive decline as we age may have been sitting in our blood all along.

Parenthood is typically the next step in a relationship after making a commitment to that special someone. Surprisingly, though, a new study finds over a quarter of modern adults have no interest in having kids at all.

Intermittent fasting approaches to weight loss such as alternate day fasting or the ‘5:2’ diet have exploded in popularity in recent years. Now, a new study is challenging intermittent fasting’s claim as the most effective weight loss avenue.

The coronavirus pandemic is still here, but scientists are already preparing for the next one, if a disturbing trend continues. Researchers at Northwestern University’s Feinberg School of Medicine say a seven-year pattern is emerging, dating back to 2004, which could signal that another coronavirus outbreak may arrive in 2028.

Aging and death can be uncomfortable topics for many people to talk about, especially as they grow older. While scientists have developed several ways to slow the aging process, a new study finds immortality is (not surprisingly) out of reach.

From Alex Rodriguez to Lance Armstrong, there’s no shortage of world class athletes revealed to be using performance-enhancing substances. Now, a fascinating new study investigates the psychology behind how athletes who cheat navigate deceiving the public and sports leagues.

One of Antarctica’s largest glacier’s is crumbling to pieces as it speeds towards total collapse within the next 20 years, a new study warns.

Many people complain they can’t remember what happened last week, let alone last year. Surprisingly, a new study reports most people on average can actually recall memories dating all the way back to the age of just two-and-a-half years old.

Study shows that kids who spend more than two hours a day on their phone are more likely to skip breakfast, dine on fast food, and drink soda.

Tylenol is a common pain reliever all over the world, but a new study finds another use for this over-the-counter medication you won’t find on the back of the bottle.

Reading about the world’s “impending doom” is a weird hobby for many and can be incredibly addicting as people browse through the internet. Now, researchers have discovered the part of the brain that dictates why some people can’t stop looking at these nerve-wracking reports.

Usually, science tells us that spending most of our time alone and isolating ourselves isn’t a good idea from either a mental or physical health perspective. Surprisingly, though, a new study finds socially active older adults are more likely to encounter emotional abuse or mistreatment.

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) typically attacks the neurological function of people in their 50s or 60s. However, a recent study has discovered a new, slow-developing form of the disease which attacks toddlers instead.

Popcorn is one of America’s most favorite snacks. In fact, the country gobbles up about 15 billion quarts of the tasty treat each year. However, while a bag at the movie theaters will have nothing but perfectly popped, salty, and buttery kernels in them, how can you duplicate that popping perfection at home?

New research out of Texas reports SARS-CoV-2, the virus causing COVID-19, can indeed infect the testicles. Scientists at the University of Texas say their work may help explain why some COVID-infected men complain of testicular pain or display lower-than-normal testosterone levels during their illness.

Male infertility impacts over 20 million men worldwide. It’s the cause for about half of infertility cases among couples looking to conceive a child. Researchers say male infertility often comes down to the condition of the sperm.

Kidneys are among the most common organs which doctors transplant into patients every year. While modern medicine makes these procedures fairly routine today, people in need of a new kidney still face long delays as hospitals look for compatible donors.

For people genetically prone to developing Alzheimer’s disease, the fear of one day becoming unaware of who and where they are can be a frightening thought.

A giant rhino fossil unearthed in China could reveal the largest land mammal that ever lived, according to a new study. Researchers say the colossal creature was likely more than 26 feet long, over 16 feet tall, and weighed 24 tons.

Working dads often provide the sole income for their families. While it’s no longer as common as it was in the 1960s, when three-quarters of American families relied on the father’s paycheck, dad still plays a major role in today’s society. So where are the best places for fathers to work and raise their families?

While many people are climbing the walls to get back to normal as the Covid pandemic turns a corner, a new study finds some still have concerns about letting their guards down. In fact, nearly half of Americans are feeling anxious about resuming their pre-pandemic routines.

Mosquitoes are one of the few unpleasant parts of summer. As the temperature rises, these disease-carrying pests become a common sight, especially around standing water. Thankfully, these tiny nuisances don’t follow us into the winter, right? Wrong. According to researchers in Florida, climate change will likely keep mosquitoes active even in the colder seasons.

Cuffs, plugs, and vibrators — oh my! A new survey finds all the time sitting inside during the coronavirus pandemic is making many adults friskier than ever before.

For plenty of prospective parents, there’s a lot of planning that goes into starting a family. For some horoscope fans though, they’re taking their passion for astrological signs to the next level. A new survey finds one in five Americans would consider planning a pregnancy around what astrological sign they’d like their child to have.