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Danielle Bayard Jackson, author of "Fighting for Our Friendships," shared three areas where female friendships can fall apart.

OCD made her question her sexuality and analyze her desires. After meeting queer people, she accepted her sexuality and met the love of her life.

The first study to compare the impact of lifestyle changes and genes on our longevity identified four things that could help us live years longer.

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Oftentimes, science is misrepresented or outright rejected in service of deeply ingrained convictions. It's a scene all too common: the outspoken aunt in family WhatsApp groups championing religious doctrine over scientific consensus, or the insidious infiltration of political propaganda casting doubt on established facts. But what factors truly drive this rejection?

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Dr. Monty Lyman says research suggests the brain, gut, and immune system are linked. He shared how he cultivates a diverse microbiome for a healthy mind and body.

Duke University professor Amanda Randles won for her work with supercomputers and algorithms, creating blood flow simulations to treat patients.

In its simplest form, rucking involves walking while carrying a weighted backpack. CrossFit legend Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr explains its benefits.

Alma Valencia, a primary carer for her mom, left full-time work to become a state-paid carer, highlighting the struggles of the "sandwich generation."

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In March, the National Science Foundation awarded a $200,000 Rapid Response Research grant to scientists at Northwestern University who are working on a self-sanitizing face mask that would deactivate viruses on contact. They're one of a dozen teams that received RAPID grants related to COVID-19, after Congress added $75 million to the program's budget for research related to the novel coronavirus.

Neoplants has bioengineered a houseplant that uses bacteria to remove indoor air pollution from your home.

Since 2007, a variety of projects have started as part of the Great Green Wall, including growing gardens in Senegal.Zohra B...

Susan Johnson her death was registered with the hospital and a government department, but she doesn't know how it happened, the BBC reported.

Having a gene that puts you at higher risk of a disease is not the same as a diagnosis, and Hemsworth wants people to understand that.

There is a very real risk, according to experts, that the US could soon lose its status as the world's dominant space power.

When her daughter was 3 months old, they found out she had profound hearing loss. They want her to decide whether she gets a cochlear implant.

The Columbus skyline.Carol Highsmith/Getty Images IQAir's air quality report ranked the world's most and least polluted areas. The report revealed 92...

When her daughter was 3 months old, they found out she had profound hearing loss. They want her to decide whether she gets a cochlear implant.

Thrombosis with Thrombocytopenia Syndrome (TTS), can lead to dangerously low blood clot and platelet levels, posing a grave risk to those affected. Legal documents submitted by AstraZeneca have now admitted that their vaccine can cause TTS in very rare cases, although the causal mechanism is still not well known. This revelation has led to renewed uproar against the vaccine’s side-effects.