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A new study found fried potato consumption — namely, french fries — is linked with a 12% increased risk of anxiety and a 7% heightened risk of depression, with young men affected the most.

A new study by researchers at Brigham Young University in Utah echoes a substantial body of research to conclude that a certain degree of premarital sex could impact your future relationship prospects.

A 16-year-old Utah boy had one of his testicles retracted inside him while he was trying to pick a golf ball — a condition known as "testicular ascent."

Blues clues: Researchers were flabbergasted over the discovery of the Taam ja', a blue hole in Mexico that measures a whopping 400-feet deep, making it the second largest in the world.

A new study from Harvard University published in the British Medical Journal found that high consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages increased the risk of early death and cardiovascular disease among those with Type 2 diabetes.

Calorie counts have become a staple on restaurant menus — and new research shows this information has potentially saved the lives and wallets of thousands of Americans.

Amid an Adderall shortage and rising prescriptions for stimulants, University of Michigan researchers analyzed how many secondary school students abuse the medication meant for people with ADHD in a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association Open Network on Tuesday.

Viking adventurers reportedly arrived in the Americas 500 years before the legendary Italian explorer and navigator set foot here in 1492, according to a recent study published in the journal "Antiquity."

An estimated 14 million cases of type 2 diabetes were caused by poor diet including these three foods, a recent study published in Nature Medicine found.

A survey of 2,000 adults found that on average, those who do grocery shopping for their household spend $248 on weekly groceries, and one in 10 claim that they spend even more — upwards of $500.