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Human Brain-to-Brain Interface Demonstrated [VIDEO]

- August 28, 2013

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Video Games Don’t Make Teens Violent, Shows Study

- August 27, 2013

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U.S. School Health Policies Improving, Says CDC

- August 27, 2013

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Genetic Markers Linked to Schizophrenia

- August 26, 2013

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Teens’ Music Distracts From Driving, Shows Study

- August 23, 2013

Alcoholism, Eating Disorders Genetically Linked, Shows Study

Alcoholism and eating disorders have both been found to have a genetic component for those at risk. Now, a new study has...

Coffee, Tea Linked to Liver Health

Last week, a study found that excessive coffee consumption (four or more cups per day) could...

Soft Drinks, Problem Children Linked in New Study

Soda is ubiquitous in the U.S. Restaurants, gas stations, and vending machines entice Americans with the inexpensive sugary dr...

High Coffee Consumption Linked to Higher Death Risk

Many people across the world begin their day with a hot cup of coffee. Most people would agree that this is not a dangerous...

ADHD Linked to Allergies, Asthma in Children

As the number of children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) rises, doctors are now searching for an answer t...

Red Light Revenue And Safety At Odds, Shows Study

Cameras at stop lights in the U.S. are becoming more common, and cities are relying more and more on the revenue those cameras can provide through tickets for running red lights....

Fifty Shades of Grey “Dangerous,” Says Researchers

Fifty Shades of Grey was the most popular book of 2012. The E.L. James novel and it sequels...

People on the Internet Are Made Nicer by Other People’s Niceness

If a book, TV show, movie, restaurant, etc. is incredibly popular (I mean, everyone is raving about it), there's a chance that you might assign it a positive rating too - even if y...

Cellphones May Not Cause Car Crashes, Show Study

It's now a given that talking on the phone while driving is dangerous. Public service announcements, ads from mobile providers, and laws in many states attest to that. However, a...

Chocolate Linked to Brain Health, Shows Study

Good news for chocoholics this week: a new study has found that chocol...

Children Are Eating More Magnets, Shows Study

Young children eating random objects is nothing new, but a new study has now shown that children are now eating far more mag...

Breastfeeding Linked to Reduced Alzheimer’s Risk

Though there are many medical reasons why breastfeeding is widely recommended, researchers at the University of Cambridge have made an unlikely connection through a new study. T...

Incense Smoke Can Cause Lung Inflammation, Shows Study

In many cultures across the world, burning incense is ceremonial or a widespread pastime. A new study, however, has shown t...

Study: Money Doesn’t Protect People From Toxicants, Just Changes Them

It's a simple assumption that those with greater means will be able to live cleaner, healthier lives away from pollution with access to better foods. A new study, however, shows t...

Exercise Doesn’t Reduce Hot Flashes, Shows Study

Tough news today for women going through menopause. A new study conducted by researchers with the MsFLASH Research Networ...

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