A New York Times health reporter explains what makes a good study, and how she knows which papers merit an article.

A study conducted by agronomists at Iowa State University found that the slurry left over from turning farm waste into fuel ...

While it might seem innocent to others, over-apologizing and saying "I'm sorry" after every single embarrassing moment can ...

A startling new study reveals that even your computer mouse can listen to private conversations, providing hackers with a ...

Every few weeks, a 65-year-old man named Rick drives an hour and a half from his home in New Hampshire to Brigham and Women’s ...

Cooper Flagg isn't just playing basketball-he's meticulously studying the league's elite, using their techniques as a ...

Rents are obviously the basis of the value of rental properties. The landlord report tells us that Portland landlords realize ...

Whether it’s piles of unwashed mugs in the sink or empty take-out coffee cups lingering around the house, if someone’s life ...

Americans over 60 are having financial trouble meeting their basic needs. For the lowest earners, that can spell an earlier death, a new report found.

“Sitting on the toilet with your phone is giving people hemorrhoids,” he said. Indeed, a recent study published in the peer-reviewed journal PLOS One found using a smartphone while on the toilet was ...

Three studies reveal why the southwest, including Utah, has dried out and why relief from rain and snow appears increasingly ...

A study shows that there are five distinct sleeper profiles each revealing unique insights into our mental, physical, and ...