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Regardless of marital status, age, and geographic location, there's a myriad of reasons why some people cheat.

The sleeping pill melatonin uses a natural hormone to shift your circadian rhythm. But some doctors worry it does more harm than good.

After 25 years helping youth thrive, the Paso Robles Youth Arts Center is just beginning – What started as an artist’s dream in 1998 – […]

While the Supreme Court’s decision in Bruen makes it clear that the Second Amendment is not a second-class right, in California the ruling class of anti-gun Democrats continues to treat it as if...

Celebrating 25 years of helping youth thrive,

Scottish Brain Sciences has teamed up with Roche Diagnostics on a series of major projects.

AN Edinburgh firm is looking to create a new blood test that could pick up on Alzheimer’s disease at an earlier stage.

A Scottish research firm set up by a dementia expert who quit the NHS because of insufficient “infrastructure” has developed a blood test to allow doctors to id

Movers and shakers in Israeli society.

In a recent review published in Brain Sciences, researchers reviewed existing data on visual impairments among Parkinson’s disease (PD) patients.