The Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai has conducted a study suggesting that fasting could negatively impact the immune system and potentially increase the risk of heart disease. The...

 Dr. Rhae-Anne Booker, VP of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion with University of Michigan Health-West   In honor of PRIDE month, Dr. Rhae-Anne Booker, Vice President of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) with the University...

Breaking the 21-Day Myth: Machine Learning Unlocks the Secrets of Habit Formation  SciTechDaily3 Ways To Stop Deeply Ingrained Patterns From Ruining Your Life  YourTangoThe Science of Making and Breaking Habits  New Trader U...

By Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health June 11, 2023This meta-analysis, which includes the most recent studies evaluating the link between air pollution and dementia, is the first to...

A new study in Germany found that men who performed 3 minutes of a physically demanding exercise had more intense reactions to pictures with sexual contents compared to a control...

What You Should Know:  Laudio, a Boston, MA-based AI-powered solution that’s solving for health systems CEOs top issues: labor productivity and burnout secures $13M in Series B funding led by...

New research published in Applied Cognitive Psychology suggests that the older you are, the less susceptible you are to phishing scams. In addition, highly extroverted and agreeable people are more...

What You Should Know:  The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has recently released its Fentanyl Study Dashboard, an innovative tool that utilizes data from the Toxicology Investigators Consortium...

What foods are high in fiber? And understand why it's so good for you.  USA TODAYHaving Digestive Issues? Low Fibre In Diet Maybe The Cause; Add These Fibre-Rich Foods To Your...

A Penn State study suggests that adolescent binge drinking could cause irreversible changes in the brain’s neural signaling. Using a mouse model simulating binge drinking during developmental years, researchers found...