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Strategies aimed at helping people to be healthy could help to decrease the global numbers of dementia cases.

Around the world, a growing number of cases of gonorrhea are becoming more difficult, or at times even impossible, to treat with antibiotics.

Stuff goes viral because of people's limited attention spans, plus the sheer overload of information on social media.

Photos of cute animals or with other pleasant images may help people to see their partners in a more positive light.

School-age kids may be biased against their peers who are overweight or obese and not even know it, a new study finds.

If you have insomnia, it may be in your genes.

The green mamba snake is one of the deadliest in Africa. But one compound isolated from it's venom could help fight kidney disease, research suggests.

Gun-related injuries are now the third-leading cause of death among kids in the United States, according to a new report.

People who experience the unpleasant and often painful sensations of restless legs syndrome (RLS) may find relief in using the marijuana compound cannabidiol, a very small new study suggests.

Products aimed at regrowing hair cost more when they are marketed to women than when they are marketed to men, a new study finds.

After drinking herbal tea made with St. Johns's wort for several months, a man in Italy developed a serious mental health condition.

Sleep disorders may affect women more severely than men.

A new, less invasive method of conducting autopsies could one day replace the traditional procedure for diagnosing the causes of many deaths, according to a new study.

Not getting enough sleep is linked to an increased risk of dying early, a new study finds.

People experience a range of unpleasant feelings — including fear, anxiety and panic — related to meditation, researchers found.

New recommendations from pediatricians set limits on how much juice kids of every age should drink.

High levels of exercise may keep your cells looking young, new research finds.

Researchers looked at what happens in the brain when the process of gathering information and absorbing it is interrupted.

The marijuana compound THC may be linked to improved memory during aging, a new study in older mice finds.

The right amount of worrying might be good for you.