Regular coffee consumption may add nearly two years to the average lifespan and support healthier aging.

Indulging in sweet treats like cake, chocolate, and cookies could lower the risk of heart disease and stroke, according to a surprising new study.

Dolphins in the Gulf of Mexico have tested positive for fentanyl, leaving scientists shocked and worried about the potential implications.

The South Carolina biomedical lab is again being criticized for killing up to 20 monkeys after a diesel heater inside the facility malfunctioned sometime Friday night, PETA whistleblowers alleged.

Authorities are working to capture dozens of monkeys that have escaped from a South Carolina biomedical primate research facility.

A study by the American Immigration Council (AIC) detailed that Florida could face billions in losses and labor shortages if Trump's mass deportation plan proceeds.

Mass deportations could slash some household incomes by 48%, disrupt local economies, and leave 5.5 million U.S.-born children at risk.

Reps. Jasmine Crockett and Marc Veasey noted that death investigators are required by state law to submit that a effort has been made to contact family.

Researchers believe that the species could be brought back to life in three years, and possibly released back into the wild in 10 years.

A new study by the Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology found that bilingual Latina mothers have dual language personalities.

According to Collage Group, the Hispanic influence in the U.S. has to do with its size and economic growth

A piece of rock with mysterious markings that lay largely unstudied for 4,000 years is now being hailed as a "treasure map" for archaeologists, who are using it to hunt for ancient sites around north-western France.

More than half of the world's large lakes and reservoirs have shrunk since the early 1990s, primarily as a result of climate change.

American scientists think they've found an alien world that might have its magnetic field, suggesting it might be home to extraterrestrial life.

New studies suggest that coronavirus not only infects cells but also damages the functions of the infected cells.

Several preliminary research work reveal that cognitive function in elderly people who may have contracted COVID-19 may be impaired.

A former university official was reportedly indicted on Friday, June 4, for the indecent conservation and rotting of hundreds of bodies donated for research to the Center for the Donation of Bodies (CDC) in Paris.

Despite having reported the possibility of a side effect from Pzifer, experts urge people from across the globe to get vaccinated against the deadly virus.

Research is underway to figure out if breast milk could be an effective way to fend off COVID-19. More studies are needed since there is also a possibility that it can transfer bacteria and viruses.

Speaking about their inferences, lead study author Lilla Magyari said, “The brain activity is different when they listen to the instructions, which they know, and to the very different nonsense words, which means that dogs recognize these words.”

A rare iridescent snake has been unearthed in Vietnam.

Children who went through hardships and neglect grow up to adulthood with smaller brains which means they have low IQ as well.

A 1000-page long study could probably rule out a cure for those diagnosed with HIV/AIDS. The cure is focussed on reintroducing cultured and expanded individual cells back into the system.

Farrah Abraham from MTV's "Teen Mom" now works at a strip club in Austin, TX but claims it is only for "research" purposes.

A new study shows the association between sugar sweetened soft drinks, your body and diabetes.

New data places the cloth that's supposed to have contained Jesus' body to the first century.

Great news: an asteroid won't destroy Earth in 2040.

Scrambling to return to its old form and rekindle the market's passion for Honda, the auotmaker has announced the appointment of Erik Berman, the new chief of Honda market research and development for North America.