HEALTH

A new study reveals that bushy beards may be more than just aesthetics as it can help absorb some of the energy delivered by a blow.

Try out this simple trick if you find yourself hogging on junk foods.

The Seacon Square department store in Bangkok offered an innovative solution so that mall goers won't have to touch the elevator buttons.

This could be the next step forward in offering an inexpensive tool to diagnose women with endometrial cancer and its common precursor — atypical hyperplasia.

A new study found that quarantine and isolation may have been partly responsible as to why a number of Americans have gained around five pounds.

This is what happens to your body if you eat ginger regularly.

A new study revealed that maintaining a healthy heart plays an important role in preventing cognitive decline later in life.

Mindfulness training can benefit multiple sclerosis patients by improving their processing speed and regulating negative emotions, new research revealed.

Although the impact of dairy consumption on cardiovascular health has already been studied, this is the first international study to confirm the association.

The fidget spinner-inspired device uses the centrifugal force generated by spinning to push a urine sample via a membrane lining its interior.

Potato can help improve the protein production rate in muscles, according to a new study.

A new study has found a link between low intake of flavonoid-rich foods and an increased risk of Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.

A new study revealed that those who suffer from depression may benefit from weekly sessions of yoga.

Millions of people have crowded into drug stores to purchase traditional herbal remedies as a just-in-case remedy for COVID-19. But a new study warns the public about these drugs.

Social media posts and tutorials from unverified sources could be misleading parents into practicing such dangerous habits that can cause injuries in children.

A new research published in the Journal of the American Heart Association found that drinking sugary beverages every day was linked to almost 20% higher risk of cardiovascular disease.

A recent study found that women who enjoy two or three cups of coffee daily have a lower total body and abdominal fat compared to those drinking less.

Older adults can improve their performance on certain memory and thinking tests after only a few months of aerobic exercise, according to a study.

A new study found that men are less likely to wear masks because they think it is not cool and “a sign of weakness.”

Thanks to its speed and efficiency, the new prostogram could be a real game-changer in prostate cancer diagnosis.

Smoking cannabis may expose you to a higher risk of fungal infections, a study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reveals.

A Virginia restaurant will soon use mannequins to fill seats in an attempt to enforce social distancing when the lockdown ends, reports say.

A new study suggests that fatty food can negatively impact your ability to concentrate.

Scientists have developed a textile coating that can repel various types of liquid and stop viruses from adhering to its surface.

The virus was detected in previously uninfected cats within days of being in the same cage as infected cats.

A multi-inflammatory condition among children which was first reported in the U.K. is now reported in the U.S. Many of these cases come from New York and one of those cases was an 8-year-old boy from Queens who experienced fever before going into cardiac arrest. He survived the ordeal and it was found out that although he tested negative for the coronavirus, he was positive for the antibodies. It is believed that this multi-inflammatory condition may or may not be associated with the virus.

A new study reveals how the immune receptor called Toll-like Receptor 4 functions in both normal and injured brain.

The first study on autism in adults in the United States estimates that 2.2% have autism spectrum disorder.

A man who jogged for a couple of miles while wearing a mask suffered a burst lung, hospital officials told media outlets.