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Did you know just taking a walk in the park can boost your well-being and soothe your mind?

The study finds, e-cigarette users were 25 per cent more likely to have coronary artery disease

Research shed light on how partners provide and receive support from each other

The program paid users ages 13 to 35 up to $20 a month for access to their devices to track their activity

AEBi uses combination of several cancer-targeting peptides combined with a strong peptide toxin

Study highlights agriculture strategies that can help mitigate and adapt to extreme weather events

It is not unusual to see retirees practicing dance, tai chi, or even singing

Leads to increasingly high sea levels worldwide

The app is still in the developing phase seeking approval from US authorities

Researchers surveyed a sample of 3500 US adults who were matched with their Facebook profiles

Research shows evidence that young women exhibit a range of mental health problems more than boys

It may have topped Google search lists but does it really work?

Study identified a link between post-natal depression in men and depression in their daughters

Study finds new insights into the cause of persistent fatigue in patients with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

A team of researchers has worked together to determine the trick to make it till the end!

Canadians were more likely to use words like "great, thanks, good, amazing, happy," said the findings

The latest report released adds new sectors such as online food delivery

Susie Orbach has recently been involved to remove cosmetic surgery apps targeting primary school-aged girls

Is a new zit turning you totally restless? You might be a little more than ‘just obsessed’ with your looks!

If consumed in moderation, former lowers risk of cancer, diabetes and depression

People at the top and bottom ends of Body Mass Index risk having shorter lives, reveals study

The study finds that waiting less than a year between pregnancies raises the risks, regardless of a woman's age

Study revealed that women were more prone to the risk than men

Findings suggest that less parental warmth and more harshness at home can affect how aggressive children become

Researchers state that rise in temperatures is linked to irregular sleeping patterns, moods swings

'Entrepreneurs enjoy enhanced job satisfaction and have more control over their work,' said economist Milena...

A reliable antibody-based treatment regimen can open new possibilities for people living with HIV

Researches suggested that our brains may simply be wired to prefer lying on the couch

Having mental blocks during work is a very common...

According to a study published Monday by the independent organisation Common Sense Media

Researchers say the retina and central nervous system are interconnected, so changes in the brain reflect in retina

New study suggests over-the-counter treatments barely affect skin tone

Spending too much on your wedding could result in an eventual break up

Most notably, both partners become less agreeable and cooperative as they get used to married life

Of every five people over 40 years, one suffers from high blood pressure

New study claims eating lots of refined carbs can expedite onset by one and a half years

Study published in science journal Nature

Study says people trying to remember everything may have a hard time making important decisions

At zero, 45 and 90 degree angles, the participants were correct 100 percent of the time, the researchers found

About half of the victims were children or teens at the time of abuse

Experts say an outbreak of drug-resistant typhoid that began in November 2016 is still spreading

Female rats and mice exposed in the same way did not develop tumor

It stresses that polio eradication campaign has overcome violence before

Overuse of social media addiction remains understudied

Change in world temperature could increase the threat of drought and wildfires

Companies exporting to Europe and the US are more likely to engage in innovation

NCSW to form committee which will formulate national framework for women

A growing number of young Muslims from Indonesia, Egypt and Kazakhstan are also travelling more frequently

For girls, the tally swelled from five million to 50 million

Currently, CTE can only be diagnosed in dead person’s brain tissue