Almost half of Americans, 47%, say they would rather live in the suburbs than in a big city or the countryside, according to figures cited in a new WalletHub report. Only 24% pick urban living. For ...

Research led by Indunil C. Senanayake, Fuqiang Yu (Yunnan Key Laboratory for Fungal Diversity and Green Development and Yunnan International Joint Laboratory of Fungal Sustainable Utilization in South ...

Bones and brains may seem unrelated, yet a new study finds they may age on the same clock. Adults with weaker bones in their upper spine lost thinking skills faster over the next several years, and ...

Most of us have had this experience at one point or another: a chorus loops during an ordinary task, seemingly without permission. Researchers call this involuntary musical imagery, meaning music that ...

Anyone who blames a dog for a rough night may be only half right. Sensor data from 25 dog owners and their 38 huskies and malamutes showed that people and dogs stir in step overnight, and each can set ...

For a food that brain-health diets tell people to limit, cheese keeps landing on an unexpected side of the dementia research: the lower-risk side. Studies in Sweden and Finland have linked heavier ...

Stroke has long carried a reputation as an older person’s problem, something that happens to grandparents. A study spanning nearly three decades in Ohio and Kentucky shows that reputation slipping out ...

Venomous snakes are far more likely to stand out against their natural surroundings than their non-venomous relatives, according to a new study that compared 458 species using photos pulled from the ...

Fifteen-year-old girls say trying hard at school matters more than boys do in all 61 countries studied, and the gap tends to be wider in wealthier, more gender-equal nations. That is the finding of a ...

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