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Over a quarter of Gen Zers feel an urge to check their phone after just 15 minutes of driving, per a new poll.

While your doctor might more likely to offer scientifically-backed tips like incorporating less sugar and salt into your diet, new research suggests that meditating and other forms of mindfulness practice could be a boon for those struggling to keep their numbers in check, according to a paper published in the Journal of Hypertension.

Men with greater upper body strength were seen as more right-wing, which experts link to their heightened competitiveness, according to research published in Personality and Individual Differences.

A breakthrough in Alzheimer's research has finally answered the question scientists have been asking for years. Scientists have discovered how brain cells die when people develop Alzheimer's, a study published in Science revealed.

A new study found household cleaning products may release hundreds of hazardous compounds that could linger in the air for months, so it's recommended to buy "green," fragrance-free cleaners.

Red fire ants have finally made the pilgrimage to Italy -- and are threatening to take over the country, according to a new study.

More than half of millennial and Gen Z women find it a relationship red flag if a partner listens to "The Joe Rogan Experience" podcast and refuses to see the "Barbie" movie, according to a poll.

A new study found that people with too much sedentary time have an increased risk of developing dementia.

A new study, published Monday in the journal Annals of Internal Medicine, found that night owls are more likely than early birds to develop Type 2 diabetes and have unhealthy lifestyle behaviors.

A new study published in the Scandinavian Journal of Psychology found the perception of how nurturing or protective a man is toward his children is tied to the trapezius muscle.