Stress is known to have a negative impact on health and adding to evidence to this is a new study that ties psychological stress to reduced sperm and semen quality.
All cat owners must know that during winters cats consume more food and need to be fed more, a new study reveals.
The oldest knwon fossil of a pollinating bird highlights the fact that association between birds and flowers date back to nearly 47 million years, a new study reveals.
An international study reveals that the melting of the Antarctic Ice Sheet started thousands of years earlier and is more unstable that previously assumed.
Researchers at Singapore have identified a new and unusual parenting behavior in the one particular species of treefrog family.
Swimming fishes fail to utilize the collision warning system in the similar manner as flying insects, due to which fishes move closer to the object rather than steering away from them.
Over the last 33 years, there has been a dramatic increase in the rates of obesity and overweight not just in adults but also children, a new study reveals.
Adults with high college degrees are less vulnerable to smoke than poorly educated adults, the reason for this difference is unclear, a new study reveals.
A new study reveals that the school based scheme to boost healthy eating and activity has not been effective enough.
To encourage smokers kick the butt and prevent others from becoming tobacco addicts, the World Health Organization urged countries to raise taxes on tobacco.
A new study blames stiff arteries as the main cause for high blood pressure that is known to be a major source of morbidity and mortality.
A new illustration of the seafloor offer intricate details of the underwater terrain offering clues to the location of the missing Malaysian Airlines flight.
