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Archaeologists are scratching their heads over the 1,000-year-old remains of a woman, buried next to her husband, with her face and head hollowed out.

Getting a manicure, especially at a salon, is a known pick-me-up. Now researchers are sharing a new benefit of visiting a nail salon: "Superficial self-disclosure."

While food poisoning from beer is rare, new research from Cornell University finds that low- and non-alcoholic beer can be breeding grounds for gnarly bacteria when brewed or stored improperly.

Scientists at New York University believe they have finally discovered how the Great Sphinx was built in Egypt over 4,500 years ago.

New research on the adverse effects of phone addiction finds that 1 in 5 partnered people is guilty of checking their phone in the middle of sex.

Researchers at George Washington University are signaling shortages of the oral form of the popular hair-loss treatment Minoxidil.

Downing just one shot of whiskey — or any adult beverage with a similar alcohol content — makes people more likely to harm others, or otherwise behave badly, a new European study found.

New research finds that when people are subjected to poor grammar it actually causes stress and heartbeat elevation.

Can this tell if you're failing at life-span? An Illinois physician named Dr. Paul Savage has devised a macabre longevity survey, which reveals how long people have to live based on their diet, lifestyle and other mortality markers.

Nearly half of Gen Zers (47.5%) polled in a new study said seeing characters do the deed on-screen is inconsequential to the plot of most TV shows and movies — with 51.5% asking to be shown more stories of platonic friendship.