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Women—including those who slept for seven to nine hours a night—are significantly more likely to have elevated blood pressure.

A team of scientists think they might be able use CRISPR to edit out genes associated with autism.

Researchers at St. Louis University have put a price on voluntarily coming down with the flu.

These beasts may have had an ingenious solution.

Almost two dozen nutrition experts have warned that calories from certain foods and drinks have greater links to obesity, heart disease and diabetes.

Many studies suggest that fasting can extend our lifespans and boost health—so why aren't health officials rushing to recommend these diets?

Researchers have been investigating whether stem cell injections could treat the condition.

Serious-injury patients with this blood type died at nearly three times the rate of patients with others.

Over 200 researchers worked on the largest study yet into the potential genetic risk factors of the disease which is linked to almost 1 million suicides worldwide each year.

Scientists have found a new four-stranded knot of DNA.

Seeing live music increases feelings of well-being by 21 percent. That's good for your health, a researcher said.

Building the kingdom of Evermore is almost as important as the main campaign in "Ni No Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom." Here's how to manage Kingsguilders, recruit citizens and conduct the right research.

The blockchain is a distributed public ledger of cryptocurrency transactions.

"Children's stereotypes change as women's and men's roles change in society," researchers say.

Cybersecurity firm FireEye warns groups linked to South China Sea dispute being targeted.

It was found in the same mine that yielded two of the largest diamonds in the British Crown Jewels.

Teens smoking e-cigarettes, or vaping, were found to have ingested far more cancer-causing chemicals than people who reported smoking traditional tobacco cigarettes.

Some tardigrades can survive extreme radiation, air deprivation and even the vacuum of space.

The 3-D printable "clip-on" can turn any smartphone into a fully functional microscope.

Scientists think you'd be cool with it.

They're a lot more similar to us than you may realize.

The people and entities in the indictment are the first foreign defendants named in the special counsel's investigation.

The world's third largest pharmaceutical company announced it would lay off 300 scientists.

Rent control policies could actually be making income inequality worse in gentrifying cities such as San Francisco, a new paper from Stanford University researchers argues.

Groundbreaking insights are shedding light on this frustrating disease.

Eat on, taco lovers.

Watch scientists show off their goofy side—and learn something new at the same time.

The full extent of cannabis's medicinal benefits remains largely unexplored.

The University of Tübingen says kids should study up.

The synthetic skin isn't perfect, but it should be good enough to fool an octopus.