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A produce prescription could slash the risk of heart disease, according to new research published in the American Heart Association journal Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality.

Researchers have debunked the long-touted "beer goggles," but confirmed alcohol has a liquid courage effect.

Nearly 4,000 people are hospitalized with foreign objects in their rectum each year, according to a new study, with many of the stuck items sexual objects.

A study published this month in the International Journal of Molecular Sciences found that microplastics spread in the body and cause worrying behavioral changes.

A subclass of synthetic opioids called nitazenes could be more powerful than fentanyl — and 1,000 times more potent than morphine — according to a new study.

Sleeping problems among seniors can be exacerbated by illness, pain, medications and, as new research shows, room temperature.

A new study out of Belgium revealed that these so-called "green" utensils are toxic and potentially worse for the environment than their much-vilified plastic counterparts.

Parkinson's Disease, the cause of which has long remained a mystery, could originate in the gastrointestinal system, new research shows.

New York City has been ranked as the second "coolest" city in North America by online gambling company Betway which instead named Portland, Oregon, as number one.

New Jersey is the worst state to drive in, as it has the highest road congestion nationwide and the second-worst road quality, a new study by MoneyGeek finds.