Phishing attempts are becoming more sophisticated so it helps to be cautious about unsolicited emails, phone texts, voice messages, or mail from apparently reputable sources.
Will the dreaded "gray wave" of dementia be as severe as originally feared? Perhaps not, says a recent comprehensive research project looking at dementia rates over time.
Much like athletes, domestic violence victims often experience repeated head injuries that may lead to long-term problems such as dementia and cognitive dysfunction.
The latest CDC figures show that the total number of cases of syphilis, gonorrhea, and chlamydia in the United States soared to a record high last year, Why is this happening?
What makes male villains so much more appealing than female ones? New research explores how gender expectations may shape how we view Dark Triad traits in the media.
How dangerous is it to take your eyes off the road while distracted by a cellphone—and who is more likely to do it anyway? New research provides some clues.
Along with health issues like obesity and mood disorders, the stress of becoming a parent may impact the immune system in ways that continue to impact health much later in life.
Classified as a toothed whale, orcas are actually a species of oceanic dolphins as well as remarkable predators. But do they have personality traits like humans do?
Though thousands of police raids occur each year, there is little research into the trauma from these raids. A new exploratory study examines long-term psychological effects.
Why is high-risk behaviour decreasing in adolescents? Could digital devices such as smartphones and tablets be playing a role? And what does this mean for the future?
High-profile criminal cases are often covered ad nauseam by news organizations. But how does this "trial by media" affect the fairness of the actual criminal trials?
A new study examines past research into cyberbullying and who the victims are. Are females more likely to experience cyberbullying than males? And why?
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