Summer is almost here, and its arrival brings opportunities for many people – including those who suffer with allergies and asthma — to plan vacations…
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It’s not new for young people to develop an interest in their favorite pop singer or actor, but it can be problematic if that adoration…
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ChatGPT, the AI chatbot everyone is talking about, can often give reliable answers to questions about breast cancer, a new study finds. But it’s not…
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For what they say is the first time, British researchers report that they have found the spread of COVID-19 in households is linked to the…
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Some furniture fabrics are coated with questionable PFAS compounds — often called ‘forever chemicals’ — to repel stains, but a new study suggests they may…
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There’s no single known cause for autism, but researchers now point the finger at higher lithium levels in drinking water. Their new study found that…
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Texting and driving can be deadly. Holding your phone in your hand to talk and surfing the internet while behind the wheel is dangerous, too.…
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Early morning college classes can be a prescription for poor attendance and lower grades, a new study suggests. But starting classes later boosted both, as…
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Marijuana legalization in the United States appears to be driving an increase in car crash deaths due to a jump in “intoxicated driving,” researchers say.…
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A new report from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) reveals deaths from carbon monoxide poisoning are increasing in the United States. The report…
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Children’s screen use could be altering their developing brains as they enter adolescence and increasing their risk for mood disorders, a major new study finds.…
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While all Americans could benefit from proposed new limits on what’s called PM2.5 air pollution, new research indicates the change has the potential to benefit…
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