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A survey of 2,000 on-site employees found it takes about 16 minutes to leave one’s desk, buy a drink and return, but with three such trips a week, employees end up losing an entire work week per year.

New research show that many soft contact lenses from the US are made up of compounds linked to a host of deadly health issues.

It was zappy ending. A man from the Czech Republic died — and there's no way to put this delicately — with a pingpong ball up his bum, after electrocuting himself during a self-pleasuring session gone horribly awry.

A study published in iScience explored how different soaps repel mosquitoes, concluding that coconut could be the magic scent that keeps the pesky insects away.

A new immunotherapy skin patch, Viaskin, has shown promising results in helping toddlers to manage their serious peanut allergy.

A pancreatic cancer vaccine has proven to be effective in half of patients treated in a small trial, according to a study published in the journal Nature on Wednesday.

The question of whether to subsidize a professional sports facilityis a contentious one wherever raised.

Artificial intelligence may now be able to predict whether or not someone will get pancreatic cancer up to three years in advance, according to a new study.

A study recently published in the Obesity research journal found that longer naps were associated with several conditions linked to obesity, diabetes and heart disease.

Childhood obesity and brain health could be connected, according to a new study.