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A new study out of Australia suggests medical marijuana can improve the quality of life for those who suffer chronic health issues.

New research to be presented at the European Respiratory Society International Congress has shown that pregnant women exposed to air pollution tend to give birth to smaller babies.

Well, bless their hearts — Gen Z is killing the Southern drawl, y'all. That's according to a new study published in Language Variation and Change, which claims the classic Southern American accent has been slowly fading over time — with the younger generation now helping to hammer the final nail into the proverbial pine box.

A new study takes a closer look at cellular and genetic changes within normal, healthy breast tissue to explain why breast cancer might develop after pregnancy.

New research commissioned by Sky Atlantic reveals that opposites really do attract, with 1 in 5 couples admitting to having nothing in common — and it's honestly fine.

Research published in BMJ Oncology suggests the 79% increase in early-onset cancers could be due to genetics, environmental factors and lifestyle habits, such as lack of exercise, diet, alcohol consumption.

A baby boy's eyes temporarily changed from dark brown to bright blue after receiving a common COVID-19 treatment.

This comprehensive Mom's Guide offers you expert advice for navigating the top concerns that arise during this transitional period.

Researchers from Columbia University found marijuana users had 27% higher blood lead levels compared to those who refrained from marijuana or tobacco.

It has long been known that feral pigs in Germany are radioactive, but new research indicates that the Chernobyl disaster was not the only factor in their radioactivity; nuclear weapons testing in the 20th century also played a role. Read more here.